Sentence examples for deemed apposite from inspiring English sources

A strong entry into the ever more sophisticated market for novelty cards is likely to be a range of "musical" cards, which will play anything from the Status Quo anthem Whatever You Want - deemed apposite for Father's Day - to Manchester United supporters' chants.

I hope that people want and demand a range of titles, not just what the bean counters deem to be financially apposite.

In an age when education in Wales is deemed to be lagging behind that in other parts of the United Kingdom, it may be apposite to dust off the old correlation between team sport and individual achievement in the classroom.

Danes' film career would peak sharply here, of course, but what a summit: replacing Natalie Portman (who, at 14, was deemed to look too young opposite DiCaprio), she brings the very modern hormonal curiosity of a name-making role in TV's My So-Called Life to Shakespeare's vision of agitated youth in a way that feels quite apposite.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.

The complex was deemed revolutionary.

Children are automatically deemed "vulnerable".