Sentence examples for seemed characteristic from inspiring English sources

This combination of rural peace and urban congestion seemed characteristic of both islands.

To those who knew her well, however, the feat seemed characteristic.

But his stubborn insistence tonight that he should be investigated and judged like "any other citizen" seemed characteristic of a man who built a political career on contrarianism.

Kierkegaard found Hegel's influence in particular to be baneful and irresponsible; it seemed characteristic of German idealism in its Hegelian form to care more about perfecting lifeless and convoluted ideational systems than about the details of human existence.

The machines, the medicines, the mathematics seem characteristic of that age of philosophical materialism.

It seems characteristic she should be troubling herself over a detail.

The preponderance of protuberances in the northern hemisphere seems characteristic of the minimum of solar activity.

Such a trick might seem characteristic of the postmodern novelist, fictionalising his own authority - or indulging his vanity.

It seems characteristic of Fall for Dance that three of them belonged to no single dance genre.

There's a whiff of jittery televisual histrionics about the series, a sense of the soapy overstatement that so often seems characteristic of the small screen.

I also began to think the documented backdoor deals and seemingly criminal activity that didn't seem characteristic of the de facto leader of the free world".