Sentence examples for deemed lacking from inspiring English sources

As for warmth, sociability, emotional sensitivity and submissiveness, they are deemed lacking, as are women filed in the feminist slot.

In England, Glover may have been deemed lacking in vision, though unsurpassed when it came to seeing.

Jews (limited to 15% of the class at Harvard and 10% at Yale) were deemed lacking in these attributes.

Many American seaport towns were caught up in the evangelical reform movement of the time, and yet the men crowding their waterfronts were deemed lacking in social and moral graces.

"It's deemed lacking in taste for states to say we just don't want to spend money on this thing, but in reality, costs are getting the issue on the table".

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This is a quality which pastoralists deem lacking in young men today.

The jury in this case recommended 77 years (out of a possible 90); the judge refused to lower it because Billington continued to insist upon his innocence (which the judge deemed lack of remorse) and because he had warned that he would accept the jury recommendation if Billington requested a jury trial.

When the museum's administrators saw the screw drawing she contributed — "Horizontal" (1973) — they deemed it "lacking in redeeming social value" and banished it from the show.

The commission rejected claims about other inventions it deemed to lack genuine novelty or life-saving significance.

Kebele activists deny benefits, such as scholarships, to those deemed to lack sufficient revolutionary fervor, Ethiopians said.