Sentence examples for act seems designed to from inspiring English sources

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(Florida's Timely Justice Act seems designed to do just that, troublingly).

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The campus, in fact, seems designed to nurture such success.

Neither of which acts seemed designed to delight the Tory Associations that would have to greenlight her leadership.

It seems designed to act as a sort of counterbalance to op-ed pieces like this one by Charles Krauthammer of the Washington Post, which take aim at "those scientists who pretend to know exactly what [carbon-dioxide emissions] will cause in 20, 30 or 50 years".The scientists of Mr Krauthammer's scorn don't actually exist: No one pretends to such precision.

The so-called Campus seems designed to act as a central repository for the kind of advice that's often being exchanged between crowdfunders anyway in conversations every day, only centralized, archived and indexed on Kickstarter itself.

Yet some part of our brain seems designed to act as an unconscious mind reader, picking up reality-based signals even as we up the ante in the escalating Olympics of deceit and self-deception.

None, alas, seems designed to help hone negotiating skills.

Her monotone delivery seems designed to confuse people.

This is the view that "Revelations" seems designed to rebut.

"It just seems designed to go on punishing people forever".

The brain seems designed to absorb things very rapidly".

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