Sentence examples for seemed designed to capture from inspiring English sources

The setting of Hillary Clinton's concession speech seemed designed to capture pained mourning and diminishment.

Because each word seemed designed to capture a particular kind of social connection, not the whole thing.

They seemed designed to repel hugs.

Much of it has to do with the structure of bank regulation in the U.S., which actually seems designed to encourage capture.

This would seem to bolster the case for the utility of metrics designed to capture the multi-dimensionality of condition based on multiple physiological and morphological measures including mass, haematocrit, and immune responsiveness [ 3].

It seems designed to go wrong.

The episodes seem designed to make the viewer cry.

All of them purveyed what seemed like idealistic causes but their real agenda was, and still is, designed to capture the minds of innocent people and, through devious mind control means, corral them into doing their bidding.

"It's designed to capture Arizona's free spirit".

It's a song designed to capture the giddy rapture of thwarted desire.

The Q.N.I., on the other hand, was designed to capture the "objective value of world nationalities".