Sentence examples for seem galling from inspiring English sources

As urban economist Professor Ed Glaesar points out, photographs of the shanty towns of Sao Paulo set against the backdrop of skyscrapers may seem galling, but the reason those people have moved from the countryside to the shanty town is because they are attracted by the city's opportunity.

It may seem galling to toss out a verdict because of a jury reshuffling that the defendants' lawyers agreed to during the trial.

In his review of the show in The New York Times, Frank Rich wrote, "For all that seems galling about 'Miss Saigon' -- and for all that is indeed simplistic, derivative and, at odd instances, laughable about it -- this musical is a gripping entertainment of the old school".

As early as 1939, Adolf Fassbender (1884-1980) seemed galled by the state of photography.

Still, it seems faintly galling.

I said, 'Your job is knowledge!' " Technical Innovation Scientists who deal with NASA seem to find galling the evidence that some agency affiliates retain their technical edge, suggesting that decay is not inevitable.

They seemed particularly galled by the Amnesty Benefit Concert in New York, where an announcement claimed attendees would see the first "legal" performance of Pussy Riot.

According to the results obtained, it seemed that gal-3 was important for the cartilage homeostasis.

It seems that Gal-3 expression might be the marker for pluripotent cells or differentiated cells due to different cell types.

These gals seem to be taking the concept of blind dating to maximum possible blindness.

Chinese officials seem to be galled by the apparent hypocrisy of Americans telling them what to do while the American economy is at best stagnant.