Sentence examples similar to stomach deemed from inspiring English sources

Rabbits are considered unclean as they do not have a cloven hoof and any animal that crawls on its stomach is not deemed edible.

Only if all N1 and N2 Stations were resected en bloc with the stomach, was the resection deemed D2.

Graham said that when police officers put Gray stomach-first on the floor of the van, they had placed him in what they deemed was a safe position, "if Mr. Gray had just stayed there".

Furthermore, the number of remaining bacteria on the surfaces after stomaching was very low in comparison to the number of removed bacteria and was, therefore, deemed not to have effect on the statistical analysis.

However, for those deemed traitors, the penalty was often being dragged through the streets, hung until almost dead, the stomach drawn open with a blade and the entrails spilled onto a red hot plate.

As Men's Journal writes: "If Myhrvold wants to bridge his ideas to reality and not be deemed a mere opportunist, or monsteret, what better route to the public's love than through its stomach?" On a more cynical note: do you think Mhyrvold looked into whether any of these cooking ideas can be patented — and if so, have they been?

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.