Sentence examples for and so seem from inspiring English sources

His light artistic designs do not figure in the traditional architectural canon, and so seem incidental, even trivial.

These three voted against the Aug. 9 announcement keeping short-term interest rates low through mid-2013, and so seem unlikely to endorse further easing measures.

These two scenes sound pretty risqué, and they are, but they also seem slightly unworthy, like dirty jokes that aren't dirty enough and so seem even dirtier, in the same way that Bob Eubanks, the icky host of "The Newlywed Game," made the expression "making whoopee" sound filthy.

It must be a reach, and so seem to be beyond pragmatic sense.

The knights of Carlsen and So seem to live in an identical world.

The market is huge; they have just failed to mine it because they have been unable to abandon an internal combustion mentality, and so seem to have ceased innovating outside of that dusty, crusty 100-year-old box.

The pitch was heavy, and so seemed the legs of their normally irrepressible runners.

Television must be seen to innovate, and so seems to need ever more whizzbangs and special effects.

As a judge, Hewart was prone to reach a decision too soon and on insufficient material and so seemed to take sides.

Further, the matter can be replenished, and is replenished in the case of all organisms, and so seems to be form-dependent for its own diachronic identity conditions.

Lidar, a light-based analogue of radar, is a more precise detection system than radar and so seemed a perfect springboard into space where precision is a necessity.