Sentence examples for more seeming to from inspiring English sources

At last he stood straight once more, seeming to disappear into the still blackness of the low rafters as if he had become just another of the cabin's shadows.

It was the year 2000, the new millennium had arrived, with everything once more seeming askew.

Every bit of exposure drills the artist/gallery into the mind of the public /buyer a little more each time, gradually giving the name more seeming legitimacy and making a buyer feel better about dealing with you.

I think, despite the kind of tonal differences and the experiences that the films delivered to the viewer — in terms of one being more meticulous and one seeming to flow in this kind of exuberant tumble — the truth is, both were the product of an enormous amount of preparation and very careful planning.

Her reception as an artist with a capital "A" is stunted as a result, our attraction to her seeming to have more in common with the allure of the perverse tales that clutter the blogosphere (a cigarette-smoking 2-year-old providing a recent, if appalling, counterpoint) than any genuine engagement.

More broadly, Martin describes this "remarkable Colombian novelette" as seeming to contain "the seeds of García Márquez's mature style".

Again, this militates against transparency and better incentives.Half-baked ideas for new Fund programmes are not as helpful as would be concrete, albeit more modest-seeming, measures to help financial markets work better.

His more curmudgeonly-seeming statements had to do with commercially-released recordings of music.

The Lions, under Kitna and a procession of progressively more terrified-seeming backups, proceeded to lose every game they played in 2008.

I didn't know whether to give him a pep talk or the suddenly more urgent seeming advice, given the very slim odds of his realizing his dream, to get out while he was still intact, both in body and in mind.

Davis was the more cautious seeming figure of the three, in part reacting to the controversies surrounding Brown's first two terms as governor.