Sentence examples for breakthrough seemed from inspiring English sources

The prospects for a breakthrough seemed dim.

Australia had their swagger back, and a breakthrough seemed inevitable.

But any immediate breakthrough seemed remote because the two main armed groups did not attend.

A breakthrough seemed to occur in January when Horst Seehofer, minister-president of the state of Bavaria announced, "I want this project".

The prospects for a breakthrough seemed so bleak at times today that even Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights and the conference's secretary general, was publicly downcast.

Despite success, the XLVIII Panzer Corps was rushed to the defense of Rostov as a Soviet breakthrough seemed imminent after the partial collapse of the Italian 8th Army.

No breakthrough seems imminent, but there are some encouraging signs.

The breakthrough seems to have come through the vanishing art of compromise.

He is already a celebrity across much of the world; a UK breakthrough seems highly likely.

That Ms. Rabe should be mourning while experiencing professional acclaim in a performance critics have called a breakthrough seems oddly fitting for an actress with an uncommon ability to balance vulnerability and strength.

At lunchtime on Wednesday the ill-defined prospect of new language, possibly simplifying language of some kind, from the Danish presidency had led to a new spate of procedural problems that slowed things further.All in all, the idea that presidents and prime ministers turning up would spur a breakthrough seems wrong.