Sentence examples for man deemed from inspiring English sources

Why is sex with a circumcised man deemed to better than the other kind?

A man deemed to have spoken disrespectfully of the Seleka was shot.

In Australia this tends to be occupied by the man deemed to be the best batsman.

Benn's loss of his seat in Bristol in the 1983 general election was attributable in part to the man deemed by the Sun to be a "loony leftist".

In that context, he resembles the last black man deemed to be a powerful presidential contender, Colin L. Powell, who flirted with a White House bid in 1995.

This time Tomkins emerged top of a secret ballot of his fellow Super League players as the man deemed to have made the biggest impact on the season.

Meanwhile in John Kay, Inventor of the Fly Shuttle, AD 1753, Brown shows us Kay fleeing from furious machine breakers, a wry reminder that what one man deems to be "progress" can also mean a downward tumble for countless others.

I loved it and still have it, but the message I heard was "you're sterling until some man deems you gold or platinum".

The men deemed them to be high on drugs and firmly escorted them out.

The two schoolgirls are understood to have been given an effective "catalogue" of men deemed suitable by Isis for marriage.

The setting is the psychiatric hospital at Craiglockhart where in 1917 the neurologist WHR Rivers treated men deemed by the military to be suffering from shell shock.