Sentence examples similar to to deemed from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to deem one player responsible.

That hardly seems a strong enough pattern to deem predictive.

Twitter was also quick to deem it absurd: Quite.

Anyone pushing a philosophy of dissatisfaction was apt to deem the glamorously miserable Swiss artist exemplary.

For anti-inoculation groups this was enough to deem the jab unsafe.

Bush's best-case scenario might be for historians to deem it the latter.

In spite of complaint after complaint, Facebook continues to deem content encouraging violence against women inoffensive.

The convention nowadays is not to deem such incidents own-goals.

But we would be wrong to deem Bennett a teddy bear.

By Carolina standards, it is too early to deem Doherty's debut a ringing success.

Or are you allowed five shags before the government sees fit to deem it a partnership?