Sentence examples for seem at the same from inspiring English sources

Intriguingly, they seem, at the same time, to have dealt with one of the ethical objections to this sort of work.

The spirit's lives, stretching both forward and backward from Arthur's, seem at the same time too pointedly chosen and too indifferent to any consistent material logic.

People intoxicated by the solitary pleasures of the motorcycle seem at the same time to crave company, spawning packs and clubs and, yes, gangs, and a culture therefrom parallel to but as different from automobilism as rockabilly is from Sinatra.

Still, he hewed to the Roman Catholic Church's prevailing view on drugs, criticizing supporters of decriminalizing drug use, showing how a pope can seem at the same time to be caring and resistant to a profound shift under way in parts of the world.

That's something: these stories feel so muffled in their way of presenting small glimpses of the various private worlds going on in houses all around you that they seem at the same time matter-of-fact and far away, singular little aliens having walked out of the closet in the room beside you to tell you what they've seen you do inside your sleep. .

Curiously, she seems at the same time instinctively to favor reticence and privacy, with the result that we often don't know the source of these roiling emotions.

For an instant, the fact that I am here but don't know how or why seems at the same time hilarious, achingly sad, and utterly wonderful.

And it is a characteristic of Robinson's prose to proceed with self-evident clarity and simplicity while seeming at the same time pregnant with troubling implications.

But it seems at the same time to be laboring under a strong taboo against the expression of any kind of individuality, as if it were worried about making a good impression.

It possesses an amazing structural toughness and Dawson's body, though in the act of reclining, seems at the same moment to tower over you: a doubling whose strangeness seems only to grow the more you look.

The more striking point, for the rest of us, is the way Rice's treatment both mirrors that of Clinton herself in the nineties — and seems, at the same time, to relegate it to the past.