Sentence examples for seem to be underscored from inspiring English sources

This would seem to be underscored by this court's stubborn insistence on freedom of communication in a democratic society.

They have suggested that Kmart is short of cash, which seemed to be underscored by yesterday's announcement of talks with lenders.

That seemed to be underscored by a questioner who suggested that the media tycoon was part of a system of corrupt insider deals.

The governor, who is now approaching the midpoint of his term, seemed to be underscoring the point that reducing debt would be his top priority.

Except for Ahmadis and Bahais, the Constitution seems to be underscoring the obvious.

These relationships were underscored by what might initially seem to be a paradox.

Eve Stockton's marble and alabaster sculptures seem to be incipient figures, and her drawing, "Fertility Figure" underscores the theme of tentativeness by evoking conception.

"Reminiscences of Wangchuan" seems to be an active recalling of a dream; the land forms, distinguished by cracks, underscore this notion as they seem to be emerging or breaking out of the composition.

Revised data made public today underscores the reason that most PC makers seem to be locked in an endless struggle for profits.

The rules seem to be made up as they go along and [yesterday's] proceedings just underscore that".

All of which underscores the really surprising part: even the Tea Party faithful didn't seem to be buying the AFP line this time around.