Sentence examples for some deem from inspiring English sources

The gulf between British and American cultures allows us to see how what some deem tradition, others consider unacceptably outdated.

For centuries, mathematics has been of special concern to philosophers who have continually argued to the present day about what some deem its "special nature".

"But then I thought, how can you teach the environment without talking about it?" Her students, on the other hand, love topics some deem controversial, she said.

Yet they are such outcasts that some deem them unfit even to race into burning buildings to save lives as firefighters.

People whom some deem fruitcakes and loonies begin to advocate an entirely odd idea, their howling in the wilderness ignored by almost everyone except those gathering to mock.

Popping a gay sex scene up front in the first scene is pure exploitation tactics on the part of the producers, in line with a recent strain of more sexually frank Nollywood some deem to be pornography.

Some deemed it the best beard in the history of sports.

In a tumultuous time in 2005, Syria was beset by a crisis some deemed existential.

Some deemed it a good gift for the liqueur chocolate fan looking for something different.

The ads also address a point raised in the last year about the "Go forth" campaign, which some deemed too ethereal.

Mickey, moreover, is brazenly naked, his genitalia accurately depicted alongside what some deemed "phallic" milk bottles and creamy baking ingredients.