Meanings of deemed very in English

The complaint of Despin was then deemed very justly dismissed.

Sentosa came out tops -the water quality at its beaches was deemed very good.

Stanhope was then in delicate health and it was deemed very unwise to excite her.

Such a marriage, without proper "publishing" in meeting, was not, however, deemed very reputable.

Would in these, be deemed very deficient.

The latter Uncle Jeff deemed very unnecessary, so great was his confidence in Bartle's judgment and activity.

Horses' skulls, however, are deemed very efficacious.

The five throw is deemed very much the hardest of all, and I have certainly found it so.

Supper is all gaiety and gallantry, and the latter perhaps of a kind, which in England would not be deemed very innocent.

This dukedom, about the size of the State of Massachusetts, a wild and mountainous region, was deemed very important as the key to Italy.

That was deemed very far short of the serious response required and, without further communication, the FSIF panel and board decided to pull its funding.

Mrs. Farnham drew back, and folded her arms in an attitude she had seen Rachel assume on the stage, and which she deemed very imposing.