Sentence examples for will deemed from inspiring English sources

Calvinism, which placed the utmost emphasis on utter surrender to God's will, deemed self-murder a particularly horrifying defiance of divine dispensation, a complete forfeit of grace.

Any untoward medical occurrence will deemed serious if it: results in death is life-threatening requires hospitalisation or prolongation of existing hospitalisation results in persistent or significant disability or incapacity results in a congenital anomaly or birth defect Self harm or attempted suicide will also be considered serious in this study.

They will deem you more attractive.

SOME will deem this judgment obvious and long overdue.

But it, too, will deem it sensible to share power with secularists.

Many sane citizens will deem the spectacle of the spectacles ridiculous.

If they are too wet, a surveyor will deem the cargo unsafe and not to be loaded.

Whether posterity will deem One Direction, Jimmy Carr, Tim Henman, Leona Lewis and Russell Brand worthy of their place in the 2014 pantheon, only history can judge.

"The text contains deviations from fact that some readers will regard as unpardonable and others will deem unworthy of notice," Mr. Mallon writes blithely in an afterword.

There are serious doubts about what information the state will deem compromising, given the number of officials who have an interest in protecting themselves against criminal charges.

And if, in the same year, the Justices uphold the noxious Defense of Marriage Act, many will deem Roberts's motives beyond reproach.