Sentence examples for deems my from inspiring English sources

I understand that the Church deems my gayness "same-sex attraction disorder," which as an acronym spells "SAD" -- the exact opposite of gay.

Fiercely protective of what he deemed "my clean space," he tells them no.

But even while seeking to muffle his past criticism, the former mayor managed to underscore what he deemed "my far superior record to his otherwise decent record".

She said she has been grooming a pitcher to replace Bautista, and among those returning next season is standout southpaw shortstop Lorraine Maynez, deemed "my kamikaze player" by Cox.

The head deemed my lesson "inadequate".

As a fiction writer, yeah, I do sometimes deem my narrator an Armenian.

I was feeling pretty deflated until the guest who mentioned croissants deemed my mallorca the closest to the Bombonera's.

He was meticulous, even insisting on doing my ironing because he deemed my wrinkle-removing skills deficient.

I have fought nature for a long time, because you've deemed my body shape too 'curvaceous', but I have recently began to love my shape.

Because you have no idea what the thing I wrote about is, there's no way for you to deem my work stupid or unworthy.

She may have deemed my punctuality worthy of remark because she lives in the middle of nowhere, in a hamlet called Edensor on the Chatsworth estate in Derbyshire.