Sentence examples for has seemed stuck from inspiring English sources

Again and again, he has seemed stuck at deuce.

Till now, Washington has seemed stuck in 2009, entirely obsessed with troop numbers and timetables.

Those are dauntingly adult themes for a choreographer whose prior work has seemed stuck in an immature stage, vigorously imitating the contorted eccentricities of Ohad Naharin.

The California 1400, in Custom and Touring forms, is a big step forward for Moto Guzzi, which has seemed stuck in the '80s since, well, the '80s.

For the past four months, the supposedly lightweight Mr Bush has dominated the presidential campaign, unfurling policy after policy and surrounding himself with serious-looking advisers; meanwhile, Mr Gore, the supposed policy wonk, has seemed stuck in a series of tired relaunches.

In part, the transportation standoff has seemed stuck on a broader debate about how best to fund road and highway repairs in an era where gas tax revenues are dwindling because of increasingly fuel-efficient vehicles.

At times the two parties have seemed stuck in an escalating competition of hypocrisy.

One is the healthy development of pluralist competition in a system that had seemed stuck for ever in an UMNO-dominated quasi-democracy.

Outside the baseball stadium that Mr. Obama will visit on Tuesday, Juliet Garcia Gonzalez, 17, said she was glad the president was visiting because he had given her generation hope, a rare commodity in a country that has long seemed stuck in place.

Ironically, America, the model for much choice-based religion, has often seemed stuck in the secular era, declaring war on state-sponsored terror, only to discover the main weapon of militant Islamism is often the ballot box.Start praying nowFor politicians doomed to deal with religion, two lessons stand out one principled, the other pragmatic.

At least initially, he has seemed to stick close to the policies of Mr. Hatoyama.