Sentence examples for seemed a test from inspiring English sources
Even Henry Okah, who has long been considered a MEND leader and was released from prison last month in what seemed a test run of the amnesty deal, denied that the effort would work.
A race between two Georgia Republicans, Representatives John Linder and Bob Barr, who vote alike on issues like abortion, guns and taxes, might not seem a test of a major ideological divide within the Republican Party.
Bt-11 sweet corn seemed an easy test case because Bt-11 field corn, with the same foreign genes, had already been approved for use in food and animal feed by the European Union before the moratorium began.
PopMech posted an interesting story testing multiple padlocks against multiple stressors including a "Salt Fog" test for rust resistance and, it seems, a gun test.
Much of the rest of Trump's campaign, and his subsequent Presidency, has seemed like a test of that declaration.
The first question seemed like a test to ensure that they were in the right spot: "What color is the wall painted?" Ms. Peters typed "blue" on her iPhone.
To many, this seemed like a test just to see what would happen. .
The show seemed like a test in photographic knowledge.
Indeed, Mr Obama's challenge seems a perfect test of Mr Romney's political mettle.
Correctly boiling water may seem a frivolous test but too many tea-drinkers are deceived into thinking the water is boiling when big bubbles appear on the top.
Refusal to take pro wrestling seriously may not seem a daunting test of journalistic fortitude, but I always considered the diminutive McKay's near-death experience with the 300-pound Super Swedish Angel an example of his grace under pressure.
