Sentence examples for seem to pull in from inspiring English sources

These demands might seem to pull in opposite directions.

Chicago has created a Millennium Park, with sculptures, an auditorium and an extraordinary fountain, though the humdrum amusements of its Navy Pier seem to pull in more people.

The trouble is that the two seem to pull in opposite directions.First, Argentina claims to have come up with new evidence linking Iran with the bombing of a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires in 1994, which killed 86 people, and an attack on the Israeli embassy in 1992, which killed 29.

There are two sets of intuitions that seem to pull in opposite directions.

The two conceptions seem to pull in opposite directions, the Aristotelian toward a concern with the particular, the Kantian toward a concern with universality and impartiality.

Here then we see another context in which theoretical demands are placed on the concept of evidence that seem to pull in different directions.

The crowd seemed to pull in a little closer, and a hush fell as it watched these night-queens strut by.

Long-Term saw that, and seemed to pull in its horns by forcing many of its investors to take much or all of their money out of the fund.

As with David Byrne himself, the book seems to pull in myriad influences from the most unexpected of places, but again like the author, it gets synthesized into something unique.

I also noticed that because it is liquid cooled, it seems to pull in more dust and fibers then an air cooled system.

The park seems to pull people in and only sometimes lets them go.