Sentence examples for seemed endangered from inspiring English sources

That series and much of Trinity's music program seemed endangered early this year as the church re-evaluated its purposes and costs.

After two years of comparative isolation from the war, Western Australia seemed endangered in 1942 when Japanese aircraft bombed Broome and Wyndham.

The V-8 engine option seems endangered.

Yet they hardly seem endangered.

At a moment when the hardback novel seems endangered, McEwan's work is almost scandalously popular.

The feeling that New York is safe, widely shared only a month ago, suddenly seems endangered.

The left still exists, at least in some form, but liberals seem endangered.

He learned that bluebirds have been put on the Audubon Society's "Blue List" of birds whose future seems endangered.

His work never fails to fascinate, though at this point it seems endangered by formulaic tendencies (Johnson).

This year, however, as buyers grumble about paying more for shrinking, distracted audiences, a big piece of American commercial culture seems endangered.

We need to understand too an aspect of the democratic impulse that sometimes seems endangered by that desire but which led to the creation of this society and to other American movements: a sense of aspiration that leads to accomplishment.