Sentence examples for seem strongly from inspiring English sources

In many of them, voters seem strongly opposed to further enlargement.

While there are some doubts over the ComRes questions, the Populus ones seem strongly slanted towards provoking a particular answer.

If they seem strongly derivative of the "matter paintings" made by the Spanish painter Antonio Tapies, at least the lesson has been well taken.

The prints seem strongly influenced by Art Nouveau designs, as do the patterns of boxy leather jackets, but they also deliberately verge on the tacky.

To the east is a large swatch of the county that doesn't seem strongly connected to the huge city in one direction or to the high-priced summer resorts and North Fork wineries in the other.

That today's mergers seem strongly correlated with the resilience of the stockmarket is itself a bad sign: when takeovers using highly rated paper are easy and cheap, the strategic thinking behind them tends to be easy and cheap too.

"The political culture of Law and Justice seems strongly influenced by such discourse.

Did Women's Weekly editor Helen McCabe stiff Gillard in a photo shoot because she seemed "strongly motivated by the desire to avoid disapproval from the Liberal party"?

In February, Singapore reported a surprising increase in cases that seemed strongly associated with MoistureLoc shipped from Bausch's Greenville factory.

Public opinion seems strongly behind the muscular new foreign policy, seeing it as a sign that Russia has recovered from the weakness of the 1990s.

A modulation of the cavity size seems strongly affect the reactivity of these systems.