Sentence examples for only when they seem from inspiring English sources
THERE are certain stories that begin in earnest only when they seem to reach an end.
The remaining 10% of Perkins' investments are in emerging markets, but he buys such stocks only when they seem grossly undervalued relative to counterparts in developed markets.
Remove the divider only when they seem totally relaxed.
Stereotypes are often true but only truly funny when they seem freshly revealed.
Stalin raised a succession of favourites - Kaganovich, Molotov, Malenkov, Beria and Kuznetsov - only to cast them down when they seemed too big for their boots.
He asked his superiors for help in responding to the members' doubts, and when they seemed to only sidestep the questions, Mr. Mattsson began his own investigation.
In the wake of Sunday night's loss to Golden State, Thomas seemed discouraged that his best players seem happy only when they are scoring in bunches.
Ms. Banks nails the limits of Isabel's relationship with her fiancé: she is too polite to him, and the couple seem intimate only when they're fighting.
Generals then, as now, seem to be candid only when they retire.
But they will buy only when prices seem to have hit bottom, and when they are assured of political stability.
He noted that the Brotherhood has stayed away from Tahrir Square for many of the past year's Friday demonstrations, busing in supporters only when its interests seem directly threatened.
