Sentence examples for devices seem more from inspiring English sources

Such devices seem more appropriate to adventure stories rather than to tales of mystery and detection.

It does produce some fascinating effects, such as Macbeth reciting in English the same lines that his wife is pouring out in Welsh, so that his voice becomes a version of hers; but such devices seem more piecemeal than thematic.

The findings and similar problems with false alarms reported by the Suffolk County police come in a security-obsessed time when blaring business and home alarms, shrieking car sirens and all manner of beeping and wailing security devices seem more than ever a part of life on Long Island.

The significantly decreased number of objective performance criteria in the corresponding publications was the primary reason why devices seemed more favorable in the summaries than in the literature.

While they compared it to AppleTV, such a device seems more like an orange — it's dependent upon a host PC, doesn't have a hard drive, and doesn't make use of content purchased from an iTunes-like store.

In one pivotal study, a disparity in reported significance substantially changed the interpretation of the result such that the device seemed more favorable in the summary than in the publication.

The fractured narrative moves in fits and starts, employing a variety of storytelling devices that seem more borrowed than inspired.

Left to their own devices, directors seem more willing to listen to their executives' ideas than to their shareholders'.

Maybe because plain text emails render the same across all devices and seem more personal.

"With the information on the device, they seem more apt to experiment by buying a different varietal or going outside their price range," Mr. Reno said.

Mused Mr. Reno, the sommelier, "With the information on the device, they seem more apt to experiment by buying a different varietal or going outside their price range.