Sentence examples similar to deem something for from inspiring English sources
Through this act, Duchamp put forth a new definition of what constitutes a work of art: he implied that it is enough for an artist to deem something "art" and put it in a publicly accepted venue.
"For a long time they were deemed something politicians should decide, and not the court".
If he deems something important, he pounces on it.
When the Mail deems something important, other papers jump to attention.
Just because someone else deems something a priority doesn't mean it's yours".
You could just as easily sell it if the content is something people deem worth paying for.
She went to a different psychiatrist, who used the test results to prescribe something deemed better for her genetic makeup and says the meds seem to be working.
At school, I had an extremely enthusiastic maths/IT teacher, she really encouraged me to study computer science at uni rather than natural sciences or something deemed traditional for girls to study.
It's certainly not something I would deem appropriate for dinner table conversation but for the subject of women masturbating to at least be acknowledged or normalized as a part of the female experience would be really awesome.
Dallas' X factor for much of the playoffs -– J.J. Barea –- has been deemed immaterial, something I worried about before the series.
"Welfare" has since become a term of abuse, and the long-term unemployed are deemed by politicians left and right to be part of a "something-for-nothing culture".
