Sentence examples for she has deemed from inspiring English sources

One piece she has deemed worth doing is Admission: One Shilling, a tribute to the pianist Myra Hess, one of whose wartime concerts Routledge saw as a schoolgirl on Merseyside (she was born in Birkenhead).

Since that conversation with my daughter, there has been very little that she has deemed "un-post worthy".

She has deemed her dream role to be that of Isabella in Measure for Measure, as she once lost out on the part and would like to prove herself capable of playing it.

Republicans running a select congressional committee reviewing the 2012 attack on a U.S. facility in Benghazi, Libya, which took place during Clinton's tenure at the State Department, are investigating her decision to delete thousands of emails she has deemed personal in nature.

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

Her sexuality, never something she had deemed particularly relevant to her music, became a subject of fascination.

Clinton appeared to contradict herself at one point, admitting that some 30,000 emails from her tenure at Foggy Bottom that she had deemed personal no longer existed.

But on Saturday, Trump told thousands of supporters that Clinton's handling of classified emails and destroying of 33,000 emails that she had deemed of a personal nature meant that "she should be in prison, let me tell you".

An independent expert has deemed the surgery unnecessary, and she is suing.

Magistrate Judge Ronald L. Ellis has deemed his petition "without merit".

Ruthlessness is to be admired in pursuit of a cause whose champion has deemed it surpassing.