Sentence examples for which I deem from inspiring English sources

Following these wonderful outings, I gain a new perspective on that which I deem "negative" in my life, and can better understand how to adjust to these feelings.

I have benefited a lot from our major; it grants me with a brand new perspective for agriculture, which I deem very important for the country where I come from China, and also our beloved earth.

Nay, master, but it is right that I should declare my opinion, even that which I deem best for your cause.

The money's fantastic and that's something which I deem -- and again, it is frowned upon -- very important". .

In this month's column, I have tried to make that case; below, I have excerpted that portion which I deem most potentially convincing to those who might otherwise write off any revolutionary efforts as overly exuberant or otherwise unfounded.

I also have had a violent reaction against a couple of Toni Morrison's novels, which I deemed deliberately opaque.

I didn't see how it was helping anybody and I wanted to do something which I deemed more worthwhile.

Richard Cohen Davis, Calif., Dec. 2, 2009 • To the Editor: I have been an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, which I deemed misguided and unjust.

I've written articles that were sharply critical of certain games that had day-before or day-of review embargoes, which I deemed too late to inform those wanting to purchase a title, but this?

However, I was intrigued by a poignant statement made by an English friend of mine on Facebook which I deemed to be, literally, "dramatic political criticism" and, as such, posted it on my personal wall.

To which each individual human being must react by asking: Am I willing to divide the world into that which I have deemed is worthy of being spared the inevitable and that which is not worthy?