Sentence examples for deems good from inspiring English sources

God tells us how to be good — but are the things he deems good actually good in themselves, or good just because God says they are?

Any banker or trader in the world would affirm that China is using its massive capital reserves to control the exchange rate of the renminbi; the latter is slowly rising, but only at a pace Beijing deems good for it.

Carey notes that, in American culture, there is no longer tolerance for the "paternalistic" attitude of a publishing industry that keeps prices high to support the production of books that it deems "good for you".

But Mr. DeLay's former chief of staff has been lobbying for the mass embarkation to the Norwegian Dawn, a 15-deck, 14-bar, 10-restaurant ship offering ultrapriced rooms and what Mr. DeLay's office deems "good security" for up to 2,200 passengers.

Every moral and political theory stipulates that one ought to do what it deems good or just and to avoid what it deems bad or unjust.

The yin-yang pancake was deemed good.

Any publicity was deemed good publicity.

No doubt a strict diet was deemed good for them.

While higher profits are normally deemed good news, it matters why they are rising.

"The Best Behavior" (1970) traced what were deemed good manners from the ancient Egyptians to Emily Post.

And yours was the only one we deemed good enough to give an award to".