Sentence examples for deemed it fitting from inspiring English sources

The proclamation states that "Prayer has been a sustaining way for many Americans of diverse faiths to express their most cherished beliefs, and thus we have long deemed it fitting and proper to publicly recognize the importance of prayer on this day across the Nation".

The fans are a big part of the darts spectacle, and they've even deemed it fitting to replace "God Save the Queen" with their own national anthem: "Chelsea Dagger", a song far catchier and more evocative of Modern Britain than the imperialist dirge the Queen recorded back in the 1980s or whatever decade that song's from.

The proposed regulation would end an exemption that allowed the animals, known as downer cows, into the food supply if a government veterinarian inspected the animal and deemed it fit for slaughter.

We've deemed it fit to call up Soldado because he's had a great season.

Referee Iain Williamson inspected the Memorial Stadium pitch two hours before the game and deemed it fit for use, despite the rainfall in the West Country.

The first revenge story has not much going for it - perhaps the director deemed it fit not to take it seriously.

Perhaps the late playwright would deem it fitting that the Grand National candidate who ran and won there yesterday is called Backstage.

So definitive is this particular collection that the team of people behind its release deem it fit for the term Very Best Of, while also omitting the cumbersome prefix "the".

"When (government leaders) were debating their budgets, they did not deem it fit to set aside money either to buy new ones or repair the old ones.

"Why would we go from a rainbow to black and white?" American foodies and chefs generally dismiss ketchup, deeming it fit only for children and burgers.

Yes, this has nothing to do with our usual meanderings of gadgetry, but we all enjoy a glass or two of some form of alcohol so I deem it fit for the ole Crunch.