Sentence examples for whom we deem from inspiring English sources

But being civilized also means not punishing those whom we deem morally impaired by mental disorder.

We become uncomfortable when the franchise is extended to too many people and especially those whom we deem not to be sufficiently sophisticated in their words and thoughts.

Indeed, more than the struggling economy and the rising deficit, what's truly at stake in this election is American identity itself: about who we are and whom we deem to be Americans.

As with other artists whom we deem great for their impact on ideas of what artists are and do, we can't look at his works—or don't want to, which comes to the same thing without being conscious of his legend.

As with other artists whom we deem great for their impact on ideas of what artists are and do, we can't look at his works — or don't want to, which comes to the same thing — without being conscious of his legend.

"Today's announcement of indictments against Ministry of State Security (MSS), whom we deem now to be the most active Chinese cyber threat actor, is another step in a campaign that has been waged to indicate to China that its blatant theft of IP is unacceptable and will not be tolerated," he said.

Often, groups about whom we hold beliefs we've deemed prejudiced do in fact have the characteristics on which those prejudiced beliefs are based.

It is a small reclamation of humanity for those whom we have deemed to be no longer worthy of it.

We most certainly don't approve the regimes of Syria or Iran eliminating those whom they deem to be traitors.

It is not the commission's job to refer all the applicants whom campaigners deem innocent.

Stop concentrating resources in elite institutions that (with questionable accuracy) award admission to those whom they deem deserving.