Sentence examples for has seemed something from inspiring English sources
Lukoil has seemed something of an exception.
Since then each Beastie Boys release has seemed something of a variation on the "Check" template -- some busier, some cleaner.
For Mrs. Clinton, all this has seemed something of a long shot since her defeats in February.
To the world at large, she has seemed something of a distant figure, a sober, somber wisp, unyielding as a monolith.
AT least since "Saturday Night Live" featured a skit with the line "fondue pots for Namibia," fondue, the dish, has seemed something of a culinary joke.
The black-and-gold-clad Trump high-rise, on the southern edge of Central Park, has seemed something of a wallflower in recent years, watching as neighboring buildings racked up multimillion-dollar sales week after week, shattering notions of what people would pay for luxury.
Until recently, though, she may have seemed something of a writer's writer — a crafter of artful books praised more for their "literary intelligence" and "near-miraculous perfection" than for their sweeping social relevance.
He explains why until recently mountaineering might have seemed something only the mad English elite did to the locals who were wary of the mountains, especially if they had to make their living mining the slate from them.
Valentine also has that feeling of having seem something already.
Since Hugo Chavez came to power in February 1999, something more has seemed to be afoot.
