Sentence examples for nowhere seemed from inspiring English sources

Salted caramel is one of those trends that came from nowhere, seemed daring for a bit (salt?

The fact he [Justin Vernon, aka Bon Iver] recorded it in the middle of nowhere seemed to focus him; it'll be hard to follow up.

Theresa May's statement at the Tory party conference – "If you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere" – seemed trite and troubling.

"Nowhere seemed more perfect than the city that came into its own throughout the 20th century,", he wrote in an essay later quoted in the LA Times.

In the House, where Republicans lost a net of only two seats, the tactic of passing bills even if they went nowhere seemed to help them hold their majority.

"Valse" (2008), choreographed by Sidra Bell, is set to "Dominion — Visions 1, 2, 3 & 4" by Dennis Bell, whose best bits sounded like very minor bubble-gum rock and which nowhere seemed to elicit any detailed musical response from the choreographer or her eight dancers.

You can settle anywhere so nowhere seems quite right.

Nowhere seems to be safe from people stripping down and curling up in the foetal position like supermarket-ready poultry.

A train that is supposed to go nowhere seems to be going nowhere, at least for now.

1424 Avenue J, on Facebook 'Tis the season for drinking fancy cocktails in snug settings, and nowhere seems more appropriate than the The Library at The Nomad, one of the bar spaces inside the NoMad Hotel on 28th and Broadway.

Nearly from the first glimpse, DG, a woman-child with pigtails and a soul-squelching job as a waitress in a rural nowhere, seems like someone who would be happier almost anywhere else.