Sentence examples for seemed designed to create from inspiring English sources

The scattered explosions, he said, seemed designed "to create some sense of fear or instability in the country," rather than to cause casualties.

In such a setting, Mr. Kim's trip to a border island on a wooden boat — it almost seemed designed to create a "Washington crossing the Delaware" motif — is proof of his "daring and pluck," as the country's main party newspaper, Rodong, explained.

The first two charts in its report seem designed to create just the right atmosphere of hope and concern.

The marches also seem designed to create the kind of chaos that the Brotherhood accused Mr. Morsi's opponents of fomenting to undermine his presidency.

Compared to the "European method of whoever has the most points at the end of the season wins", American playoffs seem designed to create an exciting finish with competitive, high-stakes games.

"This is a game that seems designed to create angst," Bob Rotella says in a throaty drawl while relishing his challenging and lucrative role as the most influential sports psychologist working in the heady world of professional golf.

The trouble is that workers are arbitrarily divided into two classes with different levels of protection and the first to be laid off when jobs must be cut are younger workers on short-term contracts, who may well be of greater value to the firm.Sometimes policies almost seem designed to create unemployment.

Every feature seems designed to create an optimized campaign with as little work as possible.

I'm pretty sure Rick Perry remembers the Department of Energy now. "Can you provide a list of all Department... employees and contractors who have attended any Interagency Working Group on the Social Cost of Carbon?" This question seems designed to create a 'hit list' of employees that have participated in activities the Trump team and its corporate friends particularly dislike.

Indeed, many study and data-analysis methodologies (some of which are noted below) that are typically taught in classes or by apprenticeship seem designed to create PBIS.

But on social issues he stumbled, creating policies that almost seemed designed to make a league of mostly African American players appear palatable to a white audience.