Sentence examples similar to may deemed from inspiring English sources
Of that confrontation in May, his war memoir says: "Future generations may deem it noteworthy that the supreme question of whether we should fight on alone never found a place on the war cabinet agenda.
Still, some purists may deem Ms Prvacki's work unoriginal.
Hearsay, and evidence that civilian courts may deem illegally obtained, may be permissible.
They gave the Legislature 180 days to "take such action as it may deem appropriate".
By you, by me and countless other personalities you may deem unworthy.
One may deem it admirably composed and another not really vigorous enough.
The U.N. may deem Sudan's expulsion of an aid group a war crime.
While you may deem NPR leftish, NPR is not opinion based.
What others may deem mere noise can, appropriately tuned, become a symphony of internal combustion.
He retains both American and Afghan citizenship, a compromise Americans may understand but Afghans may deem suspicious.
As a player may deem her ball unplayable anywhere except in a water hazard, Christie was permitted to deem her ball unplayable rather than attempt the downhill putt.
