Sentence examples for was once deemed from inspiring English sources

This issue was once deemed front-page news.

What was once deemed impossible has become commonplace.

Charging interest was once considered sinful; indentured servitude was once deemed acceptable.

The neighborhood was once deemed so dangerous that the American military built a wall around it.

This video was once deemed too grim for television broadcast on any American channel.

What was once deemed a political impossibility, a fantasy, was suddenly there on the TV screen.

Croydon and Merton in the south, which were once deemed marginal, are now gone.

Novels, as we're often told, were once deemed frivolous, much in the way that video games are now.

Scott: Part of the history of strained pulp is the long march to respectability of cultural pursuits that were once deemed trivial or disreputable.

Women who used sex toys were once deemed as lonely or sexually deviant, but nowadays the use of such products by women is socially acceptable.

The military's consolidation has been lightning fast, forcing the state department to remove employees from districts where they were once deemed critical.