Sentence examples for deemed back from inspiring English sources

2010 wasn't the year of tablet like it was deemed back in January.

Given that capital punishment could be imposed on people as young as 7 in the 18th century, he said, Mr. Graham's punishment would almost certainly have been deemed acceptable back then.

"All I can really say is that even in the middle of what some may have deemed mudslinging back and forth, etc., dialogue has been ongoing," McMorris said, "and we've remained hopeful that a deal still can get done".

More than half deemed giving back an "essential" component to a life well lived.

It was deemed necessary back then to a country attempting to be a democracy.

In an editorial review for Rhapsody, Nick Cavalieri named the song one of the best tracks on V. Kyle Anderson of MTV Newsroom deemed "Come Back to Me" a song with "a clever sample and a particularly infectious hook".

He was deemed "the magician," back from the dead.

They've been deemed to enter back into society and they'll have to suffer the rest of their lives with being labeled".

Characters are assailed by social taboos like illegitimacy and unwed pregnancy, and by long since obsolete, dime-store psychological disorders, the most popular being impotence, "frigidity" and nymphomania (homosexuality, still deemed a "disorder" back then, was strictly off-limits).

What used to be deemed "family shows" back in the day are few and far between these days (thank you "Modern Family" for being there for us!).

I routinely perform microfracture procedures and also have been amazed at the results -- often allowing patients to be active, pain-free and happy for many years, something I would have deemed impossible years back in my training.