Sentence examples for deem it so from inspiring English sources

Same, by the way, for that other article on the front page, the G.O.P.'s "civil war"; yet another kind of theater, whether or not its participants deem it so.

Not a whole day whenever I deem it so, but 30 minutes, around the table, everybody present, everyone checking in with the highs and lows of the day.

He regards "the meeting of a sperm and egg as a biological event, no less miraculous but morally and qualitatively different from a living, breathing human life, imbued with sacredness only when the mother, or the parents, deem it so".

"Can it be right that the Queen's politics should only be known when she and the prime minister deem it so between them?" Now it is for Moses and his team to decide whether the story was inaccurate or not.

The only answer has to be that our Congress and our President must deem it so vital to our national security and interests that this is required for our nation's preservation.

It is only when offered as court testimony that public-interest revelations receive state protections — which, of course, means that there is no such thing as public interest "per se," but rather public interest as and when the authorities deem it so.

This "realist" view is also suggested by canons such as B72, which contends that whether or not something is the kind of thing designated by a term is not determined arbitrarily by our deeming it so, but by whether that is in fact its name (ming).

Destiny had deemed it so.

I swore I would only return if a project deemed it so.

The plan's indisputability, in whatever platonic realm Spitzer had deemed it so, was very much in dispute in the arena.

His breakthough was his 1995 album Wonder, Wonder, though some deemed it so good they thought Fela must have made it.