Sentence examples for and seems only from inspiring English sources

Like their president, Uruguayans are exasperated at an economic downturn that is in its fourth year and seems only to get worse.

It has attracted much criticism throughout its life, and seems only to have become a truly functioning building following its late-90s conversion to a residential block.

Indeed for some they are the chief villains, the architects of a system that is bafflingly complex and seems only to generate ever higher perks, payoffs and pensions for directors.

So Ella Hess's clairvoyance is not really affecting or convincing, and seems only a way for Gass to create a character who apprehends the world with sensuous attention, as a Gass-like writer would.

The authors argue that being too "chill" is a sign of not having the "emotional energy" to socialise or deal with people, and seems only to be a good thing on-screen.

She reveals nothing at all of her private life or even of her feeling for books – "She was more like a mortician than an agent," says Rakoff – and seems only to come truly alive when Jerry is on the line.

Kraftwerk seemed futuristic in the 1970s and seem only a little less so today.

The girl had been sick for so long and seemed only to be getting worse.

But many are instead emphasizing their success at the judicial level and seem only minimally interested in adjusting their focus.

People on campus dress in casual clothes, not company uniforms, and seem only about as discontented as the youth found in any Chinese city.

Ms. Thompson, for her part, has said the Council had no better plan and seemed only to obstruct the path to easing the city's financial distress.