Sentence examples for deemed lovely from inspiring English sources
However, she praised the interaction of the three characters, who she deemed "lovely adolescents".
WASDALE HEAD, England — When Richard Palmer surveys a vista that some have deemed the loveliest in the land, he discerns, as well, a conflict he believes to be insoluble.
Slant Magazine editor Sal Cinquemani deemed "Oh Mother" a "lovely" piano and string melody "that we're offered a reprieve".
The midwives were unanimous in their praise, deeming the chocolates "lovely, smooth, not too sweet" and "attractively packaged and offering good value for money".
Her points are echoed by Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly, who deemed the video as "kind of lovely", which corresponds with the melancholic yet regretful mood of the song.
The relative anonymity of the internet can facilitate ugly language but here it seemed to allow for something quite lovely; a language that might be deemed unacceptable in more public forums.
Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine called "White Horse" a "lovely ballad" with a prominent hook and deemed it "easily the best song" on Fearless.
As lovely as the residential school is, it's still deemed to be an institution by their descriptions.
They're sweet and lovely and all, but void of brazen words and arrogant actions, are deemed not quite cut out for the business world.
He deemed this "offensive".
She deemed it "fascinating".
