Sentence examples for deemed strange from inspiring English sources

What's deemed strange about him is the adumbration — few actors are able to hint like him.

"Some were mentally ill, but others were simply those who society had deemed strange," he said.

What I wouldn't have given for a P. B. & J., but of course peanut butter was off limits, deemed strange and inedible by my parents, whose verdict is unchanged to this day.

As with so many foreign foods deemed strange or exotic by the mainstream culture, fish eating among African Americans was commonly mocked in the media in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, notes Miller, as if diet were one more way to separate the races.

Strange quarks were given their name because they were discovered to be components of the strange particles discovered in cosmic rays years before the quark model was proposed; these particles were deemed "strange" because they had unusually long lifetimes.

These are the illnesses we continue to deem strange, dangerous, or erratic.

Bachelier's theory was deemed too strange to be taken seriously by economists.

In a functioning democracy, this announcement would be deemed very strange because the army chief is not supposed to publicly speak about his job.

Then, when the woman is killed, her community is deemed cold and strange: cultural differences, again, are blamed for the escalation from abuse to murder, when in fact it was the perception of difference that left the victim unsupported, not the difference itself.

Prisoners are given mental-health attention if their guards--hardly experts in such matters--deem their behavior strange enough to warrant an examination.

I was doing something that I thought might spark a controversy or a dialogue or an argument putting a young girl in what could be deemed jeopardy, into a very strange and disturbing experience.