Sentence examples for deemed powerful from inspiring English sources
Her interpretation of The Widow was deemed "powerful" and her voice "intelligently used, comically inflected".
Others said it was the station controllers who should be given the credit, but none of them were deemed powerful enough in their own right to make the list.
TV executives including Jay Hunt were deemed powerful behind the scenes.
You can't stroll through Ying Zheng's underground palace in China but you can feast your eyes on a mesmerizing array of ancient artifacts deemed powerful enough to protect an Emperor in his afterlife.
D blessed us with such anti-establishment portmanteaus as "corplantation" and "industurbation," which were warmly received by an audience of people who could afford the $220 entry fee (or were deemed powerful enough to be admitted gratis) inside a posh Hollywood hotel.
Deeming power irrelevant to the appreciation of art has always been the privilege of the powerful.
The agency also "monitored all patent requests concerning cryptography and had the legal power to classify any of those it deemed too powerful to fall into the public domain".
Lions are already deemed exotic, powerful, and iconic and so they are desired.
But the four dissenting justices not only accepted it but deemed it powerful enough to trump the commands of constitutional text and precedent.
Because both therapist and patient can observe these transference reactions, as Freud termed them, the exploration of their inappropriateness is deemed a powerful means of resolving them.
