Sentence examples for seem like a collection from inspiring English sources

The Mets often seem like a collection of latter-day Saberhagens and Colemans on their way to nowhere.

After following the creative process of "Zarkana" over several months through three cities, it's clear that this Machine is slow, resistant to change and can often seem like a collection of parts more than an integrated whole.

It was good to see the designer challenging himself, yet this seemed like a collection in transition.

But, even so, it will have seemed like a collection of random fragments of activity scattered across cyberspace: some spectacular, some comical, some irrelevant.

The disjointed dialogue sometimes seems like a collection of non sequiturs or philosophical one-liners: "It seems... space creatures are eating kids"; "a paradox is eaten by the space around it".

Suddenly it's dark in the streets when work is over, and suddenly the city seems like a collection of brightly lit interior spaces rather than a maze of opaque buildings.

Lonely Avenue almost seems like a collection of short stories.

Rob Owen, television critic for the Post-Gazette, paralleled Kiesewetter and said that the episode was a "pitfall" of the improvisation process: "The half-hour seems like a collection of scenes rather than a cohesive episode".

On the surface, the conversation might seem like a mere collection of scary stories about good cheese gone bad.

While this year's cream of Canadian fiction, according to Giller, may seem like a varied collection, there are noticeable similarities.

To outsiders, Middletown can seem like a charmless collection of Eisenhower-era ranch houses, two-car garages and well-fertilized lawns.