Sentence examples for deemed peculiar from inspiring English sources

As a black, female Mormon, her conservative ideals are deemed peculiar as she begins her office in the House of Representatives while balancing a triad of oppressive social constructs that are leveled against her.

Following Trump's election, the two met again at Trump Tower in Manhattan, which is where this photo was taken: Many have deemed it somewhat peculiar for Farage to be thrust into the international spotlight as a model of success, having tried and failed seven times to become an MP, the last attempt taking place in South Thanet in the 2015 general election.

The other was that of the self-assured idealist who could hardly conceive, much less admit, that he could be wrong in judging matters that he deemed within his peculiar sphere of expertise.

As James Bryce, British ambassador to the United States (1907 13), wrote in The American Commonwealth (1888), "Individualism, the love of enterprise, and the pride in personal freedom have been deemed by Americans not only their choicest, but [their] peculiar and exclusive possession".

"To go with his peculiar interpretation of making a decision that was deemed to be both unlawful and an abuse of power, Gove chooses to add an unpleasant whiff of eau-de-gloat, picking out the following for our delectation: 'No-one should gain false hope from this decision'".

There are reams of documentation of this violence, committed by a government that has been bending its peculiar Buddhist mythology to serve its rather un-Buddhist pogrom against those deemed ethnically different.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.