Sentence examples for deemed contemptible from inspiring English sources

This sort of conduct would not obviously instantiate the virtue of compassion or kindness, and indeed might be reasonably deemed contemptible.

It demonstrates that democracy loses its force when it denies citizens the right to associate broadly, even if that association serves purposes some deem contemptible.

To many in India the cause of all this killing seemed straightforward enough: a peace initiative last week by one militant group has been deemed a contemptible betrayal by others, requiring sabotage.

Writing that "Bela had a hint of vulnerability that would have been intriguing had we glimpsed it more than 30 seconds before she died", Steenbergen wished the character had been written differently —"not either annoying or downright contemptible" —and deemed her "a wasted opportunity to give us an interesting female foil for the boys".

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".