Sentence examples for deemed terrible from inspiring English sources

Still, the impression remained that Cameron had either pandered to the E.D.L. — whom the year before he had deemed "terrible people" — or had been oblivious of the fact that the group had become a significant enough force in British political life that people would think that he had.

That is why we experience such horror at the thought of doing something we deem terrible.

The final two manuscripts by Sir Walter Scott will be published for the first time despite being deemed so terrible that one of the author's biographers declared, "It may be hoped that no literary resurrectionist will ever be guilty of the crime of giving them to the world".

Around 2000, when I was working as a music producer while in college, copyright was deemed a terrible injustice -- something that cost me many party invitations.

What one editor deems as terrible, another might think is fashion-forward and fabulous.

All applications, whether they are deemed outstanding or terrible, are then shredded together.

Andrew Thomson, a Dundee GP, deemed this "a terrible distortion of the truth".

Many of the campaign's subjects have been thrown out of their homes in what Ali Forney Center founder Carl Siciliano has deemed "the most terrible expression of homophobia imaginable".

Rwanda, which 20 years ago suffered a terrible genocide, is now deemed friendlier to investors than Italy.After two decades of poor performance, Africa's total investment as a percentage of GDP increased after 2000.

The Nazis deemed books and painting "degenerate," with terrible consequences beyond aesthetic priorities.

But since that terrible day, it has been deemed verboten to so much as raise an eyebrow at almost anything they do.