Sentence examples for definition seems from inspiring English sources

Einstein's definition seems to ring true.

But this definition seems too broad to capture something distinctive about privacy.

And, if that is the case, then Heaven must be awful and boring — which, by definition, seems wrong.

There have certainly been socialist disaster cases around the world, although the Republican definition seems to include everyplace that has universal health coverage.

The definition seems completely detached from the experiences of the young people who have responded to my survey, and from actual rent levels across London.

This arbitrarily restrictive definition seems designed to protect her novels from being relegated to a genre still shunned by hidebound readers, reviewers and prize-awarders.

Marginalia, almost by definition, seem unworthy of this attention; they are slight, dispensable, often anonymous, too often distracting.

The torta is, fundamentally, just a Mexican sandwich, but when Mr. Santibañez was doing the ordering this definition seemed to be an understatement.

Direct-view CRT sets are heavy for their size, and they can't deliver the really big pictures that can make high definition seem so immersive.

Prevalence estimates of CFS/ME according to CDC-1988/Holmes CDC-1988/Holmes seemed lower, with all the studies reporting prevalencasestimates ranging from 0.0% to 0.3% (medefinition).

However, since the purpose of the Iraq war study was to identify people who perceived that they had a health problem, rather than to identify those that had some quantifiable disease, the first definition seemed more apt for this investigation.