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Its sheer size seemed a sort of artistic statement open to interpretation.

That seemed a sort of cultural end cap, and data suggest that it was with good reason.

To these lawmakers, information ownership seemed a sort of cosmetic abstraction: Facebook did its profit-generating work with individuals' data whether terms of ownership existed or not.

The lagoon disaster seemed a sort of metaphor for Gaza — overcrowded, lacking in resources, coping with makeshift answers to long-term problems.

Well, last night as the trees came crashing down all around me and I felt like death, it seemed a sort of natural phenomenon equal to the brainstorms and I suddenly made up my mind.

Years later, after Rodgers revealed the unhappy elements of her childhood, her zany novels seemed a sort of commentary on the chasms that can exist between parents and children.

Sometimes Walser seems a sort of saint of cosmic compliance.

It is as if one were sunk below them; to live here seems a sort of burial.

But despite his rational stance, human guilt took on mystical overtones in his work, and can seem a sort of belated original sin.

Their angry opinion is that Morrison will be "a worse Foreign Secretary than Bevin," which itself seems a sort of bouquet, chucked at a man the Communists suspect will be every bit as unbudging an apponnent was.

To find such mushrooms in the woods can seem a sort of miracle — the striking of a great chord, as Ian Frazier once put it — and in some areas the experience grows rarer every year.