Sentence examples for deemed excessively from inspiring English sources

The first design, submitted in early 2001, was deemed excessively bulky, commercially crass and, in some respects, plain ugly.

Such a gesture was deemed excessively dramatic by the Senate Democratic leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota.

Gussie Moran prompted outrage when she wore frilly knickers in 1947, but no less ire has been directed at those deemed excessively "masculine".

For the third nose, he took a different direction, creating a hawklike proboscis, with a pronounced bridge and pointed tip, that Domingo deemed excessively "witchlike".

The figure of the writer, whose novels exposed both the excessive wealth of 19th-century Paris as well as its underbelly of crime and poverty, was deemed excessively naturalistic.

ISS has also provided that, while it will generally follow its EPSC model in evaluating equity plan proposals, ISS may recommend against the proposal despite a passing score if it is deemed "excessively dilutive". ISS considers a proposal excessively dilutive if the proposal is estimated to cause share capital dilution of more than 20% (for S&P 500 model) or 25% (for Russell 3000 model).

The swimming pool's location, in the Craig Ranch subdivision in the west of the city, is a good approximation of the suburban American dream: modern, spacious, immaculately manicured and with mansions even a Beverly Hills resident might deem excessively large, available for under $500,000£325,00000).

The personal nature of Biden's criticism offended the pearl clutchers of our nation's capital, who fetishize bipartisanship and cluck at behavior they deem excessively sharp-elbowed.

The officials acknowledged that although they welcomed the event, they later balked at paying the roughly $20,000 in catering costs because they deemed it excessively lavish, unauthorized and mostly to the benefit of the two businessmen.

Allowing more recent material to be released may, however, be encouraging the normally retired civil servants who "weed" the files, taking out material still deemed to be excessively sensitive, to adopt a more cautious approach.

Other political minefields to be negotiated include school financing formulas, which suburban legislators have deemed to be excessively generous to city schools, and the rising costs of health care for the state's public employees.