Sentence examples for seemed central from inspiring English sources

The days when a loss like Manchester City's, at Stoke, seemed central to Chelsea's existence have vanished too quickly, so unexpectedly.

The knockabout former props Barrie McDermott and Terry O'Connor, now Sky regulars, seemed central to the latter, along with the amiable coach Andy Kelly.

After Sept. 11, while I was living in a present that didn't seem to have a future, comics seemed central to me.

No obvious single issue dominated these races, though three of the ousted Republicans in Michigan, Missouri and Minnesota were first-term senators who arrived in the Republican landslide of 1994.In Florida, the quest for a moderate seemed central.

The initiation of Mitchell Marsh seemed central and was at least a success on the batting front, but if there was a unified theory on how best to tackle Pakistan's spinners it was hard to tell in the way Australia either winged it or bricked it.

Four elements seemed central: a focus on interests, not ideology or past history, as the basis for relations among states; recognition of the need to deal with "who is powerful," whoever they are; emphasis on the interconnectedness of the region's issues; and secularism vs. extremism as a central dynamic in the region and a particular threat to Syrian stability.

The documents are often long, full of jargon and details that no longer seem central.

But they were thinking in a way that does seem central to human effort.

Two elements seem central to his character: his East Germanness, and his curiosity.

But the theological arguments of the Reformation no longer seem central.

When there are so many motivations, no single one seems central.