Sentence examples for deemed what from inspiring English sources

In effect, they've surrendered the power designers previously held over customers, in which a designer's specific eye and taste deemed what was an acceptable, even cool, way to dress.

Her deep understanding of the institution has been deemed what is required just at the moment that Tate Modern is about to go through its biggest change yet: the completion of the £260m extension that is due to fling open its doors on 17 June, increasing the already massive display space by 60%.

So there are things that are referred to by 'the world' but are not deemed 'the world'thethe world' is not their name, and they are not specifically deemed what is pointed out by 'the world'.

Many have deemed what the Keller known as tech bro wrote to be a callous attitude toward the city's homelessness problem, "…I know people are frustrated about gentrification happening in the city, but the reality is, we live in a free market society.

But it is illegitimate to claim on that basis that there's nothing that is not deemed what's pointed out by 'the world'.

Another student deemed what she had to go through as "disgusting".

The decision means that companies don't simply have a fiduciary duty to find a buyer willing to pay the highest price, but that a judge may ultimately deem what the price should be.

NCAA spokesman Christopher Radford admits the rule is murky, but says, "individual institutions deem what's appropriate".

"Passion for my art has been the motivating factor throughout my career, but for Her Majesty the Queen and the Cabinet Office to deem what I have done to be worthy of this accolade is an honour".

They would deem what was necessary and pay only for that.

If only we had some breed of people whose redoubtable character made them capable of watching this dangerous material without harm, whose moral superiority allowed them to deem what was safe for the rest of us.