Sentence examples for deeming themselves from inspiring English sources

She scoffed at the Republicans' budget analysis, saying "the very obstructionists are now deeming themselves experts".

Deeming themselves the "Non-A-Holes," or "average Americans against hatred," the group is hoping to raise enough funding to have a banner flown over the Orlando-based resort which reads, "WARNING: Homophobes Loose in Orlando.

They complained that young employees deemed themselves entitled to promotion before mastering their assigned tasks.

These Radicals deemed themselves the true heirs of the French Revolutionary tradition.

If he is older and wiser, Burnley deemed themselves too naive.

Dante Ross witheringly underscores the point: "To a lot of people who deem themselves politically correct.

Taken in isolation and considering their 21 attempts at goal, United could have deemed themselves unlucky.

People who deemed themselves conquerors found themselves conquered by the sheer mass of the oppressed, and met it with social resistance and rejection; while devouring their culinary identity.

The negotiations in Greece have shown that official creditors deem themselves to have a greater claim on a government's revenues than private-sector creditors.

Apparently people are supposed to deem themselves famous enough to hold a press conference and tell the world about their relationships.

People whose intimate concerns were already of intimate concern to them, or who hadn't deemed themselves political resisters, are not addressed.