Sentence examples for deemed better than from inspiring English sources

Her unfaithful rendering of JK Rowling's The Casual Vacancy was deemed better than the book by some critics.

"Is this priority standing?" asked a man who was deemed better than all of the other standing people and was allowed inside the tent to stand before all the regular standing people were allowed stand.

How do you make a stage musical from the story of the Shaggs, above, the vintage-1960s groupgroup whose artless compositions were so, shall we say, challenging that their debut album, "Philosophy of the World," above, has been described as "blessedly unrhythmic" by The New York Times and the band itself deemed "better than the Beatles" by Frank Zappa?

It premiered exactly 75 years ago, but in a Harris poll conducted in 2008, as well as an ABC News survey conducted in 2011, it was still deemed better than any film released since 1939.

Both, however, were deemed better than going through the regular lines.

With the singer's first high-grossing art auction behind her — and an Instagram arsenal deemed "better than a million art museums combined" — we (actually) can't imagine what Cyrus' art-world takeover might bring us next.

Given the narrowness of the policy differences among the Democrats, you could argue that the fact that Mr. Kerry can skate, or that Mr. Clark was deemed a better-than-average beginning bagger at the supermarket, gives the electorate as much useful information as the specifics of their various health care proposals.

Deemed "better looking than Mark Zuckerberg," Clerico tries out "fishing in a different pond," telling Stanger, "My life and work are very closely intertwined" — Used that exact quote earlier tonight, no kidding.

BuzzFeed deemed it better than anything the city's tabloid newspapers had come up with.

Why is sex with a circumcised man deemed to better than the other kind?

The ceremony was incredible, an event that many deemed even better than the opening ceremony for the Olympics.