Sentence examples for deem it very from inspiring English sources

But he did deem it "very comfy and attractive".

"We deem it very important to stabilize financial markets by actively increasing financial liquidity".

Some academics and a government official think the COOL of the main ingredient would be not necessary or absolutely not necessary, while the experts from consumer associations deem it very necessary.

In her industry, "the older set is probably less inclined to use exaggeration," Ms. Cavallo noted, deeming it "very much specific to our generation".

Reached today, Stanislaw Kotarba, a member of Wadowice's city council, said he had received Mr. Balamuth's proposed text for a plaque and deemed it "very good".

A survey last year by officials in San Bernardino County, just east of Los Angeles where call box use has sharply declined since 1994, found that 86percentt of the respondents deemed it "very important" not to change the emergency network.

Seven of the participants deemed it very important for the application to run entirely on the device without having to connect to the internet, one stayed neutral while the remaining two remarked that connecting to services on the internet would be acceptable only if it would significantly improve the application's results.

Stack and Benigno both graded it "B+"; the latter deemed it "very good" but "not transcendent".

They praised the "high-gloss production," and strong rhymes by Jay-Z, deeming it "very listenable".

Recurring cast member Sunjata stated that singing was "a bit out of [his] comfort zone," but found it an "interesting challenge," and McKidd deemed it "very exciting to do something that's completely out on a limb for the show".

A proposal for a film version was knocked back by the official censors (who deemed it "a very sordid story in a very sordid surrounding"), but it went into production just as the Second World War began, leavened with doughty, optimistic dialogue that was not in the novel, as if to make a propagandist point about what the postwar world would leave behind.