Sentence examples for deems just from inspiring English sources

Is Pennsatucky smart and playing villainous as a role, or is she a true believer acting from a place she deems just.

Smartphones are as ubiquitous as cleaning products these days, and deemed just as vital to life.

Almost every movement, whether it is deemed just or wrongheaded, needs recognizable leaders to gain strength and to grow.

Thanks to his lovability factor, Depp's lifestyle is deemed just mildly eccentric whereas anyone else would have been dubbed bonkers long ago.

He is constrained by a system that deemed just eight people fit to stand in the recent election and rejected 678 others (including a former president).

Mr. McCloud has been deemed "just about the smartest guy in comics" by Frank Miller, who updated Batman and created Sin City.

Despite the fact that seacoast-seeking tourists turn Route 1 into a parking lot from Camden to Kennebunkport in the summer, the state is apparently deemed just too far for skiers.

As a result, the law is deemed just as restrictive as a similar protest bill debated and later discarded under Morsi, whose own authoritarian instincts contributed to his downfall.

But evidence demonstrates that it is also better value for money, and NICE have deemed just as safe, based on the outcomes of 64,500 women who already had at least one baby and good baseline health.

In 2000, for example, former Vice President Al Gore was fond of the phrase "risky scheme"; in fact, he deemed just about every one of Mr. Bush's proposals a "risky scheme".

"It is a scandal that some of those in greatest need of support are not getting the help they need to get them back to work and are instead being parked by providers because their case is deemed just too hard.