Sentence examples for beginning seemed from inspiring English sources

By the time I finished, the words at the beginning seemed untrue or melodramatic.

For Mr. Spector, his abrupt firing marks an inglorious end to a career that from the beginning seemed destined to end with the top job at Bear Stearns.

In the days that followed, the weather would continue to be an issue, causing postponements and ticket cancellations, which, combined with the bleak beginning, seemed to solidify the idea that these games were somehow cursed.

With a mix of populist bluster and political savvy, Erdoğan gave voice to the long-suppressed yearnings of Turkey's pious majority and, at least in the beginning, seemed to give proof to the idea that Islam and democracy could thrive together.

The plan from the beginning seemed to be to contrast the creamy surfaces of the American postwar consumerist miracle with the cracks just below the surface, to measure the distance between the promise and the reality.

I was a teen and it was great fun in the beginning, seemed glamourised, but it got dark quickly and I think that's something that people need to know.

But where it began seems pretty clear.

By contrast, Ms Whitman began seeming like a rote and robotic Powerpoint presentation.

A reversal of the fare increase soon to begin seems in order.

Meanwhile the far-left party Die Linke (The Left) gradually disciplines its most kooky elements and begins seeming responsible, at least some of the time.

Remember, what seemed hard to learn in the beginning, seems easy after having been learned.