Sentence examples for to deem as from inspiring English sources

So a belief that S is P takes the de re form [believer] takes S to be (wei) P. Wei also figures in a related way in knowledge contexts with nominal predicates—"know to deem as (wei) [noun]." Ancient Chinese has several meaning-related homonyms, including weiis-only, weito be called, and weiartificial.

Not only do they not care about things banks used to deem as important, like playing a role in their community, now they can't even be bribed to go along with pretending that they care.

If the Pope's second year is to be deemed as worthy as his first, he must move rapidly to begin to heal and remove this stain from the history of the Catholic Church.

Some have gone as far as to deem it as one of the causes of the Civil War.

"Could it be deemed as reckless?

But to deem "Fuller House" as beneath Netflix's dignity, as Vanity Fair did, misunderstands Netflix's intentions.

Perry's undercover identity as a pet leads to characters throughout the series to deem him as a "mindless domestic pet" that "doesn't do much".

Consequently, it appears fairer to deem Russia as a factor limiting Kazakhstan's foreign policy options rather than determining them.

From an early age, I was conditioned to look down on my mother tongue, and to deem it as "less than".

In 2008, Shakira signed a 10-year deal with international touring giant Live Nation, which prompted Forbes to deem her as the fourth highest earning female musician in history.

It may sound cooler to deem DJs as rock stars, but pop stars may in fact be the better classification, and that's not a bad thing.