Sentence examples for broadcast seems from inspiring English sources

The way music is broadcast seems to change daily, but it's usually a case of more music being made available in more different ways.

An Israeli official said the international broadcast seems to give heavier emphasis to the Palestinian plight -- and its arguments against Israel -- than does its American counterpart.

He has no patience for people who criticize his Muscular Dystrophy telethon, although the broadcast seems to make almost everybody uncomfortable except Lewis, the Muscular Dystrophy Association itself, and thousands of sufferers from neuromuscular disease.

But Beamish mostly sidesteps such comparisons, though her choral writing (presented with pungent immediacy by the London Symphony Chorus) tends to be more striking than the solo passages, and the balance between voices and orchestra (tuned percussion especially) wasn't always ideal in the hall – the Radio 3 broadcast seems to have got things in better perspective.

Clegg's original broadcast seemed false because it was stiff and scripted, and he had to put on a silly cry-baby frown to make it look genuine.

But, as often happens when live art forms are put on screen, being broadcast seemed to steal this Faust's soul.

Mr. Sapoznik said the broadcast seemed to be the first in which a Holocaust survivor told of his travails, although he acknowledged that there might have been earlier broadcasts on Yiddish radio.

From deliciously debonair Neil Patrick Harris's witty opening number about Broadway not being just for gay people any more, to his final recap rap, the broadcast seemed swift, savvy and self-aware.

The pope emeritus, Benedict XVI, who traveled to Turin to view the shroud when it was last shown in public in 2010, described it then as an "icon for Holy Saturday," so this weekend's broadcast "seemed appropriate," Father Gottardo said.

At first blush the popularity of the evening broadcasts seems counterintuitive.

An independent, statutory body such as an electoral commission to allocate party political broadcasts seems the obvious solution.