Sentence examples for deems young from inspiring English sources

In a society that deems young black men hyper-aggressive and hyper-masculine and teaches boys across the spectrum to bury their feelings, being carefree in any capacity is a way to push against those unfair expectations.

Indian law deems anyone younger than 18 a minor.

Another might be deemed too young or attractive, and pique a mother's jealousy.

Instead, the government has deemed any young man of "military age" in a "combat zone" a militant.

With the superstar catcher Joe Mauer locked up through 2018, management deemed the young catcher Wilson Ramos expendable and shipped him to the Washington Nationals for closer Matt Capps.

At age eight she auditioned for Disney's television show The All New Mickey Mouse Club but was deemed too young for the program.

There should be something in place to help people who are not quite old enough for adult services, but deemed too young for children's ones.

We wandered by Ransom's Pool Hall with its cigar store Indian and perpetual haze, but my 12-year-old son, Roy, was deemed too young to enter.

Current odds: 5/2 Casino Royale director Martin Campbell fancied Man of Steel actor Cavill for the part back in 2005 but he was eventually deemed too young for the role and it went to Craig instead.

He was deemed too young for either part, but the director of "Normal," Mr. Greif, and the writers of "Dogfight," Mr. Pasek and Mr. Paul, were impressed by Mr. Platt's combination of strong voice, comic timing and emotional intelligence.

Ironically, Vincent was still deemed too young to compete at the European juniors in Bergamo this month, where Great Britain won seven medals, but may well have boosted that tally.