Sentence examples for had deemed itself from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles had deemed itself too Hispanic as well.

Having deemed itself unable to defeat those foes, this rendition of "Gulliver's Travels" chuses rather to join them.

That step would remove the largest number of incidents in which the N.S.A. has deemed itself to have broken rules about surveillance in the United States.

All this the government had deemed legal.

Destiny had deemed it so.

The bureau had deemed the bodies unclaimed.

Mr. Bruning, whom he had deemed insufficiently conservative and ethically problematic, had been vanquished.

But the Fairfax County Police Department resisted that interpretation: it had deemed the crime a "road rage" incident.

Once again, the authorities had deemed it proper to play the game.

"Some were mentally ill, but others were simply those who society had deemed strange," he said.

(She had deemed his memoir "an odious self-portrait of the artist as a young jackass").