Sentence examples for seemed plagued from inspiring English sources

But "Via Galactica" seemed plagued from the start.

The election also meant significant change — five new members — on the nine-member city council, a body that has in the past seemed plagued by embarrassments and strife.

He had a go at megalomania; his second album was called Nearly God, a quote from one interview, and he seemed plagued with satanic thoughts and fears for himself.

"We are up and running," said one health insurance company official on Tuesday, even as the Web sites for many of the state marketplaces, and for www.healthcare.gov, the source of information about the health plans being run by the federal government, seemed plagued by technical problems.

A notorious miser who installed a pay phone in his mansion, the elder Getty headed a family that seemed plagued by illnesses, addictions and other disasters.

In those years Dennis seemed plagued by the desire of some critics to discuss and compare his work with the poststructuralist and post-minimalist principles applicable to the work of Bruce Nauman.

She seems plagued with fundamental misgivings about her life's trade-offs.

But, however articulate the pupils, they seem plagued by uncertainty as they prepare for mock exams.

The marquee events in the N.B.A. seem plagued by the same problem: a lack of mystery, a hankering for suspense.

More urgently, the 20th-century works seem plagued by a kind of physical deficiency, a failure to integrate motif and material into a seamless whole.

Alina (Cristina Flutur), restless and adrift, seems plagued by the kind of mental distress that used to be ascribed to demonic influence.