Sentence examples for seemed buried from inspiring English sources
The "big society" seemed buried and forgotten.
When the run had ended, UConn was ahead by 23-10 and Tennessee's chance seemed buried in a snowbank.
But it was Martin O'Neill's substitutes who made the difference, breathing fresh hope into the airless chamber of the Stade Pierre Mauroy, rolling away the stone when Irish hopes seemed buried.
That was a remarkable feat for a nation that seemed buried at the start.
From the field his glory his body was borne to his native State; every place through which the funeral cortège passed seemed buried in the profoundest grief, and everywhere the insignia of mourning met the eye and testified to his loss.
What was striking and distinctive about Brown was her keen intelligence and high level of compassion and how often it all seemed buried under chaos and confusion.
A violinist may seem buried in the sheet music.
Above all, this focus on narrative makes one look more keenly at the content of the pictures, which sometimes seems buried beneath the pressure of colour.
Ms. Irglova is the embodiment of a harmonist, a supporting voice on the edge of the limelight whose feelings seem buried deep behind a smile of musical contentment.
These teams were once the class of the Big East, but those days seem buried in some time capsule with Lou Carnesecca's sweater and John Thompson's beach-blanket white towel.
It seems, buried within that gaúcho flintiness and the extended freedoms he offers his players – forbidding before this World Cup only "acrobatic" sex – that Scolari has a rare ability to let high-end talent breathe.
