Sentence examples for remains seem from inspiring English sources

The historians, anthropologists and forensic scientists studying the remains seem uniformly awed by the evident degree of violence.

But so far, most of the few remains seem to be later.

Conversely, Paleoamerican remains seem to represent quite well the pattern of high diversity and the set of generalized traits that collectively characterize most of the Late Pleistocene human skulls (Lahr 1995).

From the start, the remains seemed unusual.

What remains seems unthinkable: Greece leaving the euro.

After touring with the Beatles, the Remains seemed poised for stardom.

Which is why the return of Baumel's remains seems so propitiously timed.

It is comparatively slim as literary biographies go these days; it steadfastly refuses to pile on the detail, so what remains seems, in the spirit of its subject, to be the common-sense essentials.

In a narrative that is usually remarkable for its subtlety, the scene in which Ellen cuts up the lieutenant's letters, deliberately slicing into her fingers to leave drops of blood on their "tissuey remains," seems clumsily symbolic.

What remains seems to be a less centralized enemy, one that we are now able to declare can be handled by methods of intelligence that have been used against far more recognizable – and far more lethal – enemies.

Found during an archaeological dig on the rocky coast of north Devon, the discovery of the remains seemed to confirm that a boatload of slaves was shipwrecked off the British coast and the survivors possibly sold on.