Sentence examples for seemed agnostic from inspiring English sources

Members coming out of the meeting Tuesday night said Trump seemed "agnostic" about which bill passed, and some conservatives who prefer the more hard-line, anti-immigrant measure may take Trump's lack of a stated preference as a sign that they're free to vote for one proposal and not the other.

Spence himself seems agnostic about the uses to which his research is put — he just wants it to be used.

While much contemporary art poses a substantive claim for the human right to privacy, "Hansel & Gretel" seems agnostic on this point.

When we spoke last week, Steyer seemed almost agnostic about the official reasons Congress should cite for Trump's impeachment.

Indeed, in a letter to Professor Gray in 1860, Darwin, an agnostic, seemed to accept the possibility of an all-wise designer without softening his scientific skepticism.

His twelve-song medleyish set involved lots of running around, and a commitment to work a crowd that seemed very much agnostic about him.

Ehrman — who grew up casually Episcopalian, became a fundamentalist in high school, had his faith eroded by decades of studying the Bible's textual history and now calls himself a "happy agnostic" — seems to be riding the same anti-religion wave that has swept Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens onto the best-seller list and late-night talk shows.

Belief in an unknown Higher Power (being agnostic) seems to me to be the only truly rational option one can choose when contemplating the universe in which we abide, but for the religious believer and the atheist, they hold to either a faith-based belief or a faith-based non-belief; both positions that are fundamentally irrational and requires faith, not rationality, to hold to their position.

The band eventually started writing religious material when two other believers joined (our agnostic guitarist and bassist seemed cool with it).

Putting Paisley and I together – high Presbyterian and inveterate agnostic, rightwing veteran and leftwing upstart – might have seemed a combustible cocktail, but we got on very well.

But Secretary of State John F. Kerry seemed less certain Tuesday, telling a congressional committee that he was "agnostic" on the prospects.