Sentence examples for seem to be created from inspiring English sources

Our new toys need to be used wisely: many works I hear seem to be created from the outside, stimulated by external concepts and sources, collected and assembled — rather than forged from an inner voice, cut out of whole cloth, from the imagination within.

All calories do not seem to be created equal, and the way the body processes the same calories may vary dramatically from one person to the next.This is the intriguing suggestion from the latest research into metabolic syndrome, the nasty clique that includes high blood pressure, high blood sugar, unbalanced cholesterol and, of course, obesity.

Figure 3 shows that without synchronization two traces recorded at the same time may seem to be created at two different times.

In Afghanistan, we seem to be creating that market.

The employee-friendly policies seem to be creating loyal workers, judging by the enthusiastic testimonials at Family Day.

This is officially the season of the witch" – the film so far does not seem to be creating equivalent buzz.

But I can't see much action being taken here, and meanwhile places like China and India seem to be creating even more pollution than us.

"They seem to be creating more and more bad racing and less of the quality and everything seems to be happening on a Saturday.

He's managed just one lone assist in the last three games and doesn't seem to be creating scoring chances.

Popularism and progress are not intrinsically opposites, but we seem to be creating debates that highlight rather than resolve the tensions between them.

"Whatever good things the new electronic media bring, they also seem to be creating a decline in cultural and civic participation," Mr. Gioia said.