Sentence examples for deems only from inspiring English sources

Out of all the people who come to her, Lizzy deems only two or three out of a 100 to be possessed.

Gynaecologist Birgitta Essén and anthropologist Sara Johnsdotter note that it seems the law distinguishes between Western and African genitals, and deems only African women (such as those seeking reinfibulation after childbirth) unfit to make their own decisions.

Or will he be deemed only second-best by the party faithful?

This has so far deemed only one interpreter at sufficiently high risk to get a visa.

The competition deemed only 30 beers, from countries including Belgium, Germany, Italy, New Zealand and the USA, to be of gold-medal standard.

The Bulldogs are hindered by their conference, the West Coast, which is deemed only the 12th most competitive in the nation, according to Sukup's R.P.I.

The report by the Danish statisticians, which deemed only two of the seven clinical studies to be acceptable, represents one more analysis of the same data.

While there have been a number of breaches in recent years, Ofcom has deemed only a handful serious enough to warrant a sanction.

Devices deemed only a "moderate risk" are cleared if the manufacturer can show that they are "substantially equivalent" to devices previously cleared.

The Los Angeles Critics' Association named it the year's best film, yet Oscar voters deemed only Lee's screenplay and Danny Aiello's supporting performance worthy of nominations; it lost both.

Standing near a barricade separating the press from the crowd at one of Clinton's final rallies on Monday, a senior campaign official predicted wins in Nevada, Michigan, Florida, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, deeming only North Carolina a tossup.