Over the years, many employees joined ServiceMaster because it was perceived as Christian; its management was deemed honest and ethical.
According to the Moore brothers, "President Lincoln he deemed honest, but not decided enough," and he added "that the leaders of the rebellion should be dealt with in such a manner that no one would dare, in the future, to repeat the experiment".
These flowers are deemed good for skin.
After 24 years on the job, Abdul Saboor had been deemed the most honest man in Afghanistan.
Similarly, Carson's claims that he was offered a scholarship to West Point military academy, and that he was deemed the most honest student in his class at Yale, have proved to be inaccurate.
He also deemed his character "incredibly honest and morally upright", "a total oddball with all sorts of hang-ups", and as being "very stuck in his ways".
Dennett, writing in 1933, deemed the book Hay's honest effort to set forth a problem he could not solve.
I think any kind of art form should be funny, even when something is what we deem dramatic, anything that is honest can be laughed at.
But as the New York Times editorial board points out, Cuomo's current stance is quite different from that of 2002, when he deemed debates as a "good, honest discussion on the issues".
To deem the phenomenon novel is a perennial, honest mistake that attends each generation's awakening sense of itself as unique in history — a sense that is born in shock at the evanescence of what, in childhood, had seemed to be the world's normal state.
