Sentence examples for seem extracted from inspiring English sources

For years its sole offering was that first cleaning machine, the HW-16, a not-unusual name in an arsenal of products that seem extracted from a "Star Wars" screenplay.

Each character seems extracted from an "Alice in Wonderland" type world, where garments are always costumes and people are never just themselves, but a range of roles that can be tried on and swapped out. .

Like the squirrels, he does not have native features but seems extracted from some European painting of the period.

Seem extract to overcome the complications of snake bite.

Palmer Williams Jr. plays Uncle Floyd, the thorn in the Love family's side that they can't seem to extract.

These days, as he pleads with New Jersey voters for a second term as governor, even moments of satisfaction in Jon S. Corzine's world seem to extract their small humiliations.

The club just can't seem to extract itself from its status as most valuable pawn in Manhattan's never-ending game of promoter wars.

Quite often it's to do with the soldering on the board, and the fact that the fans, which are already very loud, can't seem to extract enough air.

She captures the sense of someone who has lived her dream, only to see it turn into a nightmare from which she can't seem to extract herself.

In other cases, they seem to extract value for themselves and their shareholders in ways that do more harm than good to the company, its workers, and its community.

Given the current debate on how to properly measure nestedness in PAMs [26], [27], [28], in this contribution we limit ourselves to notice that isocovariance filter seem to extract partially nested matrices.