Sentence examples for deemed great from inspiring English sources

If the music still sounds just as good a year later, then it might even be deemed great.

Those deemed great in this survey had certain things in common, Schlesinger noted.

The meeting might be the end of this particular incident, or we could see an official follow-up from Apple if the need to reassure users is deemed great enough.

My sister reads widely and voraciously, opening each book on its own terms, whether it has been deemed great literature or is the latest installment in a popular mystery series.

The photo was of a stunning Cortes Bank ride that XXL judges deemed greater than 60 feet high.

It has been shown that the benefits of a treatment can be deemed greater during the initial period of follow-up time in certain contexts [ 37].

However, the Panel almost unanimously recommended chemotherapy when four or more nodes are involved, presumably since the risk of undertreatment is deemed greater in such patients.

Although, the fairly positive attitudes to maintenance 5-ASA therapy in contrast to steroids can be explained in terms of a lack of experienced side-effects or by differing routes of administration, negative attitudes to steroids were, nevertheless, less important when their necessity was deemed greater or when they were outweighed by their positive effects on the maintenance of usual activities.

(It's worth adding that the movies he deems great—"The Night of the Hunter," "Citizen Kane," "The Birth of a Nation," "Sunrise," and "The Godfather"—are all Hollywood movies, so his idea of a "when" also entails a "where").

As with other artists whom we deem great for their impact on ideas of what artists are and do, we can't look at his works — or don't want to, which comes to the same thing — without being conscious of his legend.

With the Knicks struggling, Randolph's mistake-prone play was deemed too great a risk.