Sentence examples for it seems defined from inspiring English sources

Redding: Cameron has, it seems, defined seven-day services as better hospital care at weekends plus GPs accessible 8am to 8pm.

She's a conveyor of relatable emotion at a moment when pop seems defined by concept and style.

Wisconsin, at least for The New Yorker, seemed defined by its distance from the coasts.

For a long while, Mies's legacy seemed defined less by his own buildings than by their awful progeny.

Until "Anti," Rihanna seemed defined by her hit output.

The 2012 presidential cycle seemed defined, at times, by excessive coverage of candidate "gaffes" and fleeting outrage on Twitter.

Liveability, it seems, is defined by a total absence of risk or chance, pleasure or surprise.

I'd always found Morris's annex bland, but now it seems crisply defined, while McKim's opulent palazzo has acquired a new solidity, at no cost to its elegance.

For San Francisco, the Mavericks concept is more than a clever marketing concept; it seems to define the juncture at which Mr. Thomas connects with the community and perhaps the community's sense of itself.

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It seems obsessives are defined by their ability to focus on a single pursuit at the cost of all else.