Sentence examples for seemed names from inspiring English sources

But after I looked at experiments in the post-Sue era by revisionists like Kenneth Steele and Wayne Hensley, it seemed names weren't so important after all.

A powerful Congressional committee chairman who seems named, if not born, for this dispute, Mr. Hunter, Republican of California, believes the island's hunt must go on.

In the fast changing world of Internet commerce, it seems name is everything.

We have huge problems, and it often seems name-calling is the order of the day in national politics.

We meet up with the so-called world's best counterfeiter in his hometown of Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivièresbar that seems named after him.

We meet up with the so-called world's best counterfeiter in his hometown of Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivièresthat seems named after him.

We meet up with the self-proclaimed world's best counterfeiter in his hometown of Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivièresbar that seems named after him.

It's been awhile since Spansion has seemed aptly named, and it looks like it will be awhile if ever before the company's name is apropos again.

The operation, Victory Assured, seemed aptly named.

On Wednesday night at Dance Theater Workshop, Natalie Green's "nerves like tombs, nerves like nettles," seemed aptly named.

Today only the first two names seem to figure in a classic left-right confrontation.