Sentence examples for they deemed him from inspiring English sources

Since the trust's payouts were entirely discretionary, the trustees would have been entitled to tell Hank that they deemed him unworthy.

Parker and Stone initially chose Kyle because they deemed him as being too similar to Stan, in terms of personality.

The Rams want to see Jared Goff make strides and become the franchise quarterback they deemed him to be after choosing him with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft.

Citing his threats to impose a tariff on China if that nation doesn't end its currency manipulation, they deemed him insufficiently enthusiastic about free trade and refused to endorse him.

That's very possible as the treatments he may have had may have got him to a point where they deem him to be able to be incarcerated in a prison rather than a high-security ward".

That's my attitude: If they deem him healthy, able to play and the player that he is and knowing what he likes to do, I just have to watch".

Referee Mark Clattenburg missed the incident during the match at Old Trafford, but because it was not included in his match report yet picked up by television cameras, the FA are allowed to take retrospective action against Schweinsteiger and ban him if they deem him worthy of a sanction during the match.

The question of whether Pellegrini retains his job may depend on whether City's owners agree with his analysis, whether they deem him a realist or an apologist for underachievement, if they think he has a growing persecution complex or harbours legitimate grievances about depictions of his side.

They did not elect Mr. Bloomberg because they necessarily deemed him Mr. Personality.

The jurors' verdict Monday on three counts of conspiracy to use airplanes to kill people suggests they have deemed him responsible not for just one death, the minimum requirement for their finding, but all of the nearly 3,000 deaths that day.

He knew that looking too good against a man who had stopped only eight of his 21 previous opponent might have been off-putting for Mayweather – and the TV paymasters; but will they now deem him to be not quite good enough?