Sentence examples similar to seemed a standard from inspiring English sources

He seemed a standard-issue Midwestern liberal, addicted to agriculture subsidies — and perhaps best known for his proximity to George Mitchell.

Though comparing the costs of CLD in Iran with that in the United States does not seem a standard approach, the large differences between the threshold figure we calculated for CLD costs in Iran and the CLD costs estimations (including productivity losses) mentioned in the studies for the United States in 2001 (64,382 $[ 2525] may partially reveal some facts [ 1, 24, 25].

Rep. Elijah Cummings, a Democrat from Baltimore, said he "wasn't shocked" by the verdict because it seemed a high standard to have 12 people reach the same conclusion.

Their defenders say that this is standard in public health, but it seems a queer standard for any scientific discipline.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama dropped in to give a pep talk to workers at the American Red Cross here on Tuesday afternoon, it seemed like a standard ritual for a leader confronting a natural disaster.

At first, Jake seemed like a standard scientist; he devised experiments, discussed results, and taught me various lab techniques.

On the surface, Dalton very much seemed like a standard driver who posed very little risk to Uber customers.

He told the Evening Standard: "He seemed a lovely guy and was very popular with everyone.

BY EURO-ZONE standards it seemed a blessedly straightforward affair.

That claim seemed a stretch even by the standards of 30-second political ads.

Does this seem like a standard deal?