Sentence examples for seem to guard from inspiring English sources

The directors seem to guard this job a little jealously.

Schiller's candor and no-nonsense, military demeanor seem to guard against his caring about Steinbrenner's furies.

Hazzard's poem centres on the fear of falling down and uses a structure that would seem to guard against collapse.

The Heat seemed ready to go until Murdock lighted up the Knick guards, who couldn't seem to guard anyone the entire night.

But locals don't seem to guard their waves as jealously as they once did.

The siRNAs present in the edge cells seem to "guard" the edges of the healthy spots as described by Hirai et al. [ 13].

Every night he seems to guard an All-Star, facing Carter on Friday.

Similarly, the culture seems to guard against appraisal decisions that might cast out one interesting document in a twenty-box series of junk.

And both seemed to guard their independence fiercely.One reason that both parties were keen to do a deal is that the newly minted firm will control a sizeable slice of the world's confectionery market.

When I had lunch with Louis-Dreyfus — who, like Iannucci, seems to guard against workplace ebullience — she said that though she didn't think of Iannucci as being unhappy, she still took particular satisfaction in making him laugh.

The second type is high-density lipoprotein, or HDL, cholesterol is known as the "good" cholesterol since it seems to guard against heart problems by recycling cholesterol back to the liver for excretion.