Sentence examples for before seems from inspiring English sources

Brooks, as I've written before, seems to have a greater horror of impoliteness than of injustice.

Now an invisible commission – despite having more competences than ever before – seems determined to turn its back on the people.

(Sadly, the concept that the best way to support arts organizations is to give them less money than before seems to be spreading to Los Angeles).

For his part, Mr. Snyder, who had never held political office before, seems put off at suggestions that he hopes to step in.

A credit to spunky Exit Art -- which, here as before, seems regularly to exceed itself -- "Paradise Now" taps into a rich vein clearly.

The director, Nicholas Martin, who knows his way around comedy and has worked with Durang before, seems unwilling or unable to restrain the author from behaving like the school cutup who thinks he's the smartest kid in the class.

The very passage which a moment before seemed so significant can suddenly appear quite unremarkable.

The strident fizzing of the world from moments before seemed to fall away.

New materials are often the starting point for designers – they inspire and they can be manipulated to products that had never before seemed possible.

Julius Caesar, as much as any sleek modern commander, would die before seeming so awkward.

It is a question whose answer never before seemed in doubt.