Sentence examples for seem to be devised from inspiring English sources

While these surveys may seem to be devised to help that, they simply do not.

Group interviews seem to be devised by a generation of managers who view The Hunger Games as a model for how to find employees.

At home, a breezy opposition Socialist Party has started to believe that the next presidential election, in 2012, is there for the taking.Mr Sarkozy seems to be devising a two-pronged fightback.

But where Faldo seemed to be devising his approach on the fly, Azinger had thought long and deeply about his strategy, and about how to make the most of the disparate types at his disposal.

There seem to be more and more theatre companies devising plays for a single audience member to watch at a time.

Two concepts have been devised with special regard to the mining subsidence process and seem to be adaptable especially to discontinuous materials.

Neither do shareholders seem to be demanding such a measure when their companies' boards devise executive pay.

When I lunch at Barbie's place, in the fantastically kitsch restaurant with a menu devised by chef David Laris, it doesn't seem to be hugely popular.

A fair arrangement would need to be devised.

Other types of horticultural veneration had to be devised.

Odets brought his passion for music to the construction of dialogue as well; his instinct, according to the film director Alexander Mackendrick, with whom he collaborated on "Sweet Smell of Success," seemed to be "always to devise patterns of three, four, or five interacting characters".