Sentence examples for deemed something as from inspiring English sources

"We deemed something as being humorous if it elicited laughter from the audience, justices or advocates," Mr. Malphurs and his colleagues wrote.

Previously, if you deemed something important enough to 'gram or tweet, your followers would see it as long as they opened their apps.

"For a long time they were deemed something politicians should decide, and not the court".

The question is, on one hand: how do we justify deeming something that only a maximum of 300 people can attend as "vital".

If he deems something important, he pounces on it.

When the Mail deems something important, other papers jump to attention.

Just because someone else deems something a priority doesn't mean it's yours".

If you deem something not to have a mind, then your attention wanes.

The impresarios at C-Span deemed a single numerical figure too crude a measure for capturing something as complex as executive performance.

That something as universal as a man praying for safe passage to another year was deemed exotic and haunting by contemporary audiences, rather than as ordinary and human, says more about us, I think, than it does about Ralph Stanley.

Tactile handling was deemed as essential as visual inspection.