Sentence examples for deemed it worthy from inspiring English sources
The Italian referee Gianluca Rocchi deemed it worthy of only a yellow card but Wenger was incensed, remonstrating furiously as Koscielny received treatment.
Mr. Lumumba said the constitutional review commission did not intend to take up the matter of wigs, although he deemed it worthy of debate.
Steven Soderbergh's star-studded global virus romp Contagion reads like a who's who of intelligent Hollywood, so it's heartening to see that US audiences deemed it worthy of their time.
The Chinese international, tugged back in the build-up, flicked an arm out in frustration as his marker stood his ground and, if Sun's waft lacked real intent, the referee Howard Webb still deemed it worthy of a red card.
Luis Figo escaped suspension yesterday after Fifa said it could not take retrospective action against him despite his headbutt on Mark van Bommel, because referee Valentin Ivanov saw the incident and deemed it worthy only of a yellow card.
The wait has been so long that many fans had consigned Victory Lap to the same graveyard of unreleased west coast classics as Dr Dre's Detox album – now Hussle has finally deemed it worthy to be released, expectations are understandably high.
The Web has become such a force in commerce and culture that a group of leading university researchers now deems it worthy of its own field of study.
The nearly unwearable dress, trimmed with metal rivets at the décolletage, may prove an impractical frock for next month's charity ball, but its rarity deems it worthy for serious collectors.
It is understood Marriner saw the gesture at the time but did not deem it worthy of further punishment.
Perhaps a continuous four-day annual screening of 48 "Sopranos" episodes at Bayreuth would allow Mr. Teachout to deem it worthy of classic status.
If he failed at something, he did not cast it aside, but instead let it sit for a day, then examined it again, and since he returned to it, deeming it worthy of renewed attention, it proved to be serviceable.
