Sentence examples for we might deem from inspiring English sources

There are occasions where your gender is relevant and those occasions are what we might deem "social" (meaning sexual).

Arguably we should stop focusing on the optimum approach to exercise and find an approach that we might deem to be "good enough".

He may be an entrepreneur trying to live the American dream, but as the head of a crime family who's happy to literally kill off the competition, he falls well outside what we might deem socially acceptable.

Millions of us sit down in front of televisions every evening to watch our favourite stories brought to life and all of them contain what we might deem "bad behaviour".

"In what we might deem a more 'normal' cycle, we would be fairly pessimistic about women running in these Republican districts," Dittmar said.

And so we come back to our starting point: What kind of civilization are we if we renounce our right to publish opinions and cartoons that some people might deem offensive?

The accompanying website is what a music critic might deem "for completists only".

Discuss any differences in interpretation of what one might deem "necessities".

If the Dr. weren't a Reverend, one might deem him an opportunist.

It is unclear what practical action Leveson might deem necessary to take against the celebrity news media.

Many neighbour disputes centre around such things; others might deem them insignificant, they can't be easily complained about, and they're more difficult to mediate.