Sentence examples for deems me from inspiring English sources
Will I be forced to wait so long that my eggs dry up, my boobs reach my belly button and every eligible bachelor deems me unworthy of love?–I decided that marriage is the last frontier of the women's movement.
Why does Margaret deem me ready now?
"Others deemed me truly, even dangerously insane".
He had deemed me safely American, someone with whom he could share his crude joke.
They did not deem me worthy of an operation, nor did they waste a tetanus shot on me.
If an employer hires me to do a job, it means they have deemed me qualified to do it.
At various stages in the campaign, some commentators have deemed me either "too black" or "not black enough".
I wondered what god in which heaven could possibly have deemed me worthy of this chance at redemption.
"In my head I was a completely normal child," he says, "but somehow society deemed me to be weird.
'Why do you leave me hanging on a star,' asked one of them, 'when you deem me so high?' Joe Boyd recognised the complaint from their meeting a few months pre viously.
Lest you deem me a brute, let me reassure you of my sagacity, for, amid the merciless obliteration of unwanted greenery, I am visited by the occasional moment of contemplation.
