Sentence examples for seem erratic from inspiring English sources
Mr. Parker's behavior can seem erratic.
Like the elusive appearances of the river dolphins, the pattern of the novel can occasionally seem erratic, but vigilance is rewarded.
Obama was also worried that the bill would make American policy seem erratic on the eve of his meeting with a group of twenty world leaders, in Pittsburgh.
These days, thanks largely to tighter border security, he is unlikely to go home again.Americans' attitudes to immigration often seem erratic, even contradictoryThis figure has hardened attitudes to immigrants but not, yet, to immigration.
Immigration is to modern politics what violent crime was in the 1980s: an apparently marginal issue that can swiftly overwhelm a campaign.Americans' attitudes to immigration often seem erratic, even contradictory.
And some policies seem erratic and inspired by President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, like his moves this month to establish diplomatic ties with Iran while announcing visa requirements for American visitors.
For his part, Mr. Berlusconi has seemed erratic in recent weeks.
Some were friendly and nice, but many seemed erratic, unsure, moody.
The national lottery seems erratic in its dispensation of its cultural goodies.
At meetings with the police chief and his deputies, Tate said he pleaded to reject applicants who seemed erratic.
(6) Because of this absence of doctrinal intent, the arrangement of cases seems erratic and often defies modern interpretation.
