Sentence examples for seemed in the spring from inspiring English sources

That left Hillary Clinton as the obvious nominee, as well as her unlikely challenger, or so it seemed in the spring — Bernie Sanders.

Is it possible that the economy was not as bad as it seemed immediately after Sept. 11, just as it was not as good as it seemed in the spring of 2000 when the Nasdaq topped 5,000?

How far away that moment seemed in the second half.

It is easy to forget how fantastic and unexpected their career trajectory seemed in the early 1990s.

They seemed, in the 1990s especially, to be an industry whose time had come.

He contends that Asian economies and markets were not as strong as they seemed in the past decade.

The turning point in Shaaliver's life came, it seemed, in the last year, the period in which he had all his criminal encounters.

And, on balance, Egypt, Libya and Bahrain are better positioned today for democracy than Mongolia or Indonesia seemed in the 1990s — and Mongolia and Indonesia today are successes.

The Nixon-Kissinger era seems as remote today as the 19th-century Congress of Vienna must have seemed in the 1930's.

Most importantly, people from the East are behaving like intelligent human beings, rather than the puppets of political power and doctrine they too often seemed in the past.

As coarse as politics seemed in the 1990s, Davis remembers it as a productive period when Clinton and Gingrich and their parties actually did business.