Sentence examples for having deemed from inspiring English sources

But having deemed Sprewell un tradable, the Knicks consider such talk blasphemous.

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

The tour might conclude at the Crown Building, which the Marcoses secretly bought in 1981, Imelda having deemed the Empire State Building "too ostentatious".

Last month the Museum of the City of New York decided to pull out of running the institution, having deemed its current condition unworkable.

The Vatican, having deemed two cures of gravely ill children miraculous, has announced that the onetime socialite will indeed be Saint Katharine Drexel as of October.

Such is the sorry state of the South Street Seaport Museum, now that the Museum of the City of New York has decided to pull out of running the institution, having deemed its current condition unworkable.

Military officials have deemed it a suicide.

All this the government had deemed legal.

Destiny had deemed it so.

The bureau had deemed the bodies unclaimed.

They would have deemed it too badly mutilated.