Sentence examples for one deems from inspiring English sources

Obviously, one will only consider it a problem if one deems the concepts employed in its formulation acceptable.

A simple concept — that the response to what one deems bad speech should be better speech — is lost on all too many of our officials.

Dharmakīrti had said that successful action is preceded by correct cognitions; what one deems to be truthful is any cognition that motivates action that leads to expected results.

The less successful one deems the non-natural sciences compared to the natural ones, the less attractive a broader scientific or scientific-cum-mathematical naturalism becomes in comparison with a strictly natural-scientific one.

The golden anniversary of the Beatles is more or less upon us, depending upon when one deems their year of origin, and this would be a glorious way to celebrate that milestone.

Of this trio, just one deems the shares worthy of a "buy" rating.

And while only one deemed politicians to be dishonest, three thought they acted unethically.

Westcott, as Black Swan's official designer, was the only one deemed eligible for any costume design award nominations.

The idea that you needed protecting from a motion picture made by Hollywood, one deemed capable of manifesting (or was literally) evil is laughable, but does attest to the hysteria surrounding the adaptation of William Peter Blatty's novel, back then.

For example, the difference in value between a label deemed "mint" and the same one deemed just "very good" (because of stains or discolorations) can be twofold.

Three potential legal threats are looming in the news today around Google: One deemed a non-issue, another that should be deemed a non-issue, and one a very serious and troubling issue.