Sentence examples for deeming it to have from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Ezra Pound and I once saw a fragment of it running to perhaps 40,000 words," Edward J. O'Brien, the editor of "Best American Short Stories," testified, deeming it to have "considerable psychological and historical importance".

Participants and advisors from all CAM disciplines embraced training content, deeming it to have broad relevance and application across the three CAM disciplines.

Who deems it to have fallen into an abyss of bad taste?

Willian's caution, despite appearing to have been clipped by Timm Klose in the penalty box at the start of extra time, had apparently not been reviewed by Scott, presumably as Jones did not deem it to have been a clear and obvious mistake.

Ayola recalls having been daunted at the prospect of working alongside so many established names, but has deemed it to have been a "wonderful experience".

Marijuana remains classified a schedule one narcotic under the 1970 Controlled Substances Act, meaning the federal government deem it to have a "high potential for abuse" and "has no currently accepted medical use".

A third year IM resident reviewed the survey, and deemed it to have adequate clarity, face validity, and content validity.

A UCL spokesperson told The Independent that, although the university recommended the event be postponed, it would be happy to approve rescheduling considering police do not deem it to be 'a risk'.

To put an end to the suspense: If USA Today has to ask, the answer is obviously: "Yes, because we, the press, have deemed it to be so".

Nine have decreed that government powers cannot be used to help private developers in this way; six have deemed it to be within the law's purview.

Yet the Museum of Modern Art in New York has deemed it to be such an important example of design that the @ has been officially admitted to its architecture and design collection.