deem

About a dozen years ago, a couple climbers in the Wasatch started a thing called No-Star Tuesdays, in which they would pick a bunch of routes that a local guidebook had deemed to deserve zero stars and go climb them.

Then Ultron materializes, deeming the Avengers “unworthy,” before summoning a fleet of drone suits to attack the heroes.

Unfortunately, no studios jumped at the project, deeming it too weird and inaccessible for a mainstream audience.

Deeming it to be “adulterated and misbranded,” they dyed the milk blue.

Berlusconi likely regrets deeming these elections a referendum on his popularity.

After deeming earlier death-penalty rulings unconstitutional, the court had now upheld another one.

They awoke on the morrow, their minds still distraught and deeming the thing was but a nightmare.

In the days of old, Lovers felt true passion, Deeming years of sorrow By a smile repaid.

And as he was going softly, deeming himself unseen, St. Francis was aware of him by the rustling of the leaves under his feet.

Deeming herself forgotten, she believed she would be safe in Wirtemberg.

I am not far from deeming that this is a land of dreams made for my beguiling.