Sentence examples for seem to sever from inspiring English sources

One way of noticing this is to notice that some left Rawlsians seem to sever the distributive component of Rawls's theory from the other aspects of that theory in particular, from the parts of the theory dealing with political rights and political justification.

The performers commissioned portraits of themselves seeming to sever heads and coax witches out of caldrons.

Success seemed to sever her from Stanford for good, but decades of hurt feelings and score-settling lay ahead.

To my bemused father, this detail, more than death itself, seemed to sever any remaining connection with the tyrant, having reduced him to a macabre joke and leaving his son to bear his inherited burden wholly and alone.

As discussed above, the result of the current study seems to sever the health link commonly used in the alcohol-wage literature, and the beneficial effects are found most pronounced for age-groups outside the labour force.

A cut is also present on the right (reddened in Fig. 6), and its lateral extent seems to sever the rostral tip of a convolution in the inferior temporal gyrus located just above the cerebellum (Figs 3 and 4).

As for why the Jōmon seem to have severed their special relationship with dogs with the advent of farming, Zeder says it may be a disparity in loyalty.

All ties with the Ministry of Public Order seem to have severed.

Intensifying international competition seems to have severed the customary link between improving productivity and rising wages.

Perhaps as a result, Tweedy seemed anxious to sever himself from the past — "the stuff behind us, pulling at us," he called it.

In spite of the impact this has had on organ supply, the government still seems keen to sever the grim link between hospitals and courts that allows wealthy (or well-connected) patients to use organs from condemned prisoners.