Sentence examples for seemed a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

His invitation to a restaurant with a group of friends seemed a breakthrough, but for Braun, sitting "beside him for three hours without being able to say a single word to him" was simply misery of a different order.

The meeting was held in Pattaya, a Thai seaside resort (selected not for its aptness it has one of Thailand's highest concentrations of go-go bars, massage parlours and other shop windows for the sex trade but because nearby Bangkok is still under a state of emergency).It was the wholehearted participation of the sex-workers that made the meeting seem a breakthrough.

The biometric capabilities and low-power bluetooth chip of the new iPhones may not seem a breakthrough, based as the tech is on well-trod ground.

This oral agent is non-myelosuppressive and seems a breakthrough in the treatment of CLL and MCL.

It seemed a smallish breakthrough, as breakthroughs go.

When the Baltimore Museum of Art decided to give her one, in 1997, it seemed a major breakthrough.

It seemed like a breakthrough lead.

AT first glance, it seemed like a breakthrough for homosexual equality in Russia.

That seemed like a breakthrough, to have the President acknowledging that mass shootings were a systemic problem.

It seemed like a breakthrough, offering new approaches to education and help for people with A.D.H.D., traumatic brain injuries, and other ailments.

About a week ago, he said, Mr. Akhund called with news of what seemed like a breakthrough: the Quetta group was ready to talk to the Afghan government, and had an important message to send.