Sentence examples for seem to counter from inspiring English sources
The new charges seem to counter one of Mr. Gupta's main lines of defense.
At other times the instruments seem to counter or comment upon the vocal line, taking a single pitch from the singer and expanding it into a pungent cluster.
If accurate, the data point to surprising success by the police in preventing these weapons from being used for criminal purposes.The numbers also seem to counter what many would expect in a country undergoing such rapid social change.
Many aspects of the détente seem to counter the more cynical interests of the Cuban state — notably initiatives to improve Internet capacity and allow U.S. foundations and churches to fund their Cuban counterparts.
But so have the Nets' Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson, who are soaring to complement the one weapon the Celtics cannot seem to counter: Jason Kidd, who had three triple-doubles in the conference finals last year.
The findings, published in the journal eLife, seem to counter previous assumptions that babies don't have fully developed pain receptors. .
But the N.Y.P.D. case seems to counter that position.
In his speech, Corbyn seemed to counter Watson's point.
"The idea of needing to take a supplement to reach my fitness goals seems to counter the goal itself".
A day later, a curious Internet persona emerged whipped up overnight, it seems, to counter the article.
In some corners, Ms. Placas's position at the magazine seemed to counter Essence Communications' mission to be a powerful voice for black women.
