Sentence examples for which he deems from inspiring English sources
Another plus: "Smash" is shot in the city, which he deems "a miracle".
Mr Guterres plainly sees the euro as the foundation for an ever-closer political union, which he deems desirable.
Issa has tried to draw a line separating events that he considers appropriate subjects for investigation and those which he deems inappropriate.
He is scandalised by Microsoft's reluctance to part with any of its $36 billion hoard of cash, which he deems "an inappropriate and...unlawful device".
Davenport asks that a chaise longue be moved in front of an elaborate fireplace, which he deems a "more glamorous" backdrop than the one initially selected.
It is precisely in character that Chris should angrily obsess about the menu, which he deems "phoney and French, snobbishly printed without translation.
He was particularly irate about I.R.S. rules on deductions, which he deemed insensitive to writers.
Halftime of Sunday's game was not an instance in which he deemed it necessary.
As vice president Garner never felt comfortable with the New Deal, which he deemed "too liberal".
He did not even mention the United States, which he deemed incapable of offering serious resistance.
Ziegfeld cast her under the name Jean Howard, which he deemed less cumbersome than Ernestine Mahoney.
