Sentence examples for deemed beneath from inspiring English sources

The Donald since then has often come under the cartoon microscope, skewered over his treatment of wives and other women, employees and other underlings — and, in general, most anyone (everyone?) he deemed beneath him.

Hollywood is a different matter, but is the public tolerance for actors taking on roles that might be deemed "beneath them" lower when it comes to the world of theatre?

"I won't let my children play with friends that I deem beneath them," said Hopkins, coming on like a tiger mother of the south-west.

Hunkered on a plain wooden chair with the blue-and-white cloud-scape set he helped build rising behind him like a mirage, he gruffly suggests the critics are mistaken, that a play they deem beneath them is actually "over their heads," and leaves it at that.

There is something that strikes me about the fact that we have created the social need to have a software which performs actions that we now deem beneath the human condition.

Maybe they're participating in a segment on a subject that they find boring, or they're faced with a question they deem beneath them.

I work in the corporate office of a major bank for a boss who represents everything wrong with the financial industry: blatant disregard and outright contempt for everyone and everything he deems beneath him.

Elisabeth is pre-programmed with the day's right-wing talking points; Joy defends the left; Sherri weighs in with something nonsensical; Whoopi bites her lip and stays out of the fray except to every once in awhile roll her eyes at pop culture topics she deems beneath her; and Barbara will talk about Barbara.