Sentence examples for seem in one of from inspiring English sources

By M. C. Foot and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 28 , 1939P. 11 A surgeon chanced to seem in one of the laboratories of the New York Hospital, a large hamper with a hand-printed sign that read "Fore Twall Oly".

Therefore, the absence of some parental alleles in grapefruit, although they seem homozygous in one of the parents, may be explained by heterozygous null alleles for this parent.

This group of Knicks seemed, in one sense, dangerous; they were a bit hardened, somehow.

Even though he measures his words carefully and guards his public displays of emotion, Willingham seems comfortable in one of the most intensely observed jobs in sports.

And it's a reality that, until the past decade, seemed improbable in one of the richest countries in the world.

But it does seem we're in one of those periods when words like character fall into dispute and change their meaning.

We seem to be in one of those times again.

Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president, seemed at home in one of them.

She seemed to be in one of those dips when she took a seat facing Deisseroth.

For the moment, the Chinese leadership seems to be in one of its more relaxed moods.

His outlook seemed neatly summarized in one of his songs: "Things could be better, but I feel content.