And he did indeed seem like a man who yearned to be absolved.
In his photographs, the recent English past does indeed seem like another country, but one that, for all the strangeness he captures, remains oddly familiar.
That's why Wiig gives a distinctive power to the melodramatic, non-comedic aspect of "Bridesmaids," and why she does indeed seem like someone altogether new.
To paraphrase Mr. Young, Scottsdale does indeed seem like the new kid of the Southwest right now, and its pride in its own newfound modernity is inviting.
Hope did indeed seem like a valid emotion, Labour did seem like a new dawn, Tony still had a full set of gears, and he still used verbs, even if he did put them in weird places.
Unexpectedly, the frisson of interest is from Bowie, who - with his patina of strangeness and awkward reticence, almost ventriloquising his lines from a near-immobile face - does indeed seem like a man with a hint of craziness, or genius.
In his view, cultural differences around the world, combined with the inevitable jostling among rival centres of power, make confidence in the spread of democracy a dangerous illusion.For much of the past two centuries, the liberal belief in the inevitable spread of human rights and democracy did indeed seem like more of an act of faith than a piece of analysis.
"These shows both give you hope -- you think, 'If she could find a date, so could I' -- and make you feel better about yourself, because you think, 'I'm not as bad as that.' " At the beginning of a recent episode of "Would Like to Meet," the subject for the week, Sam King, did indeed seem like a hopeless case.
The numbers are impressive, and it does indeed seem like Smule is well on its way to achieving Smith's vision of "building a social network around music".
Viewed myopically, Measure B may indeed seem like a step in that direction.
