Sentence examples for seemed popular from inspiring English sources

Others around Gore accepted that but also said that Bush seemed popular, even unbeatable at the time.

The "early pledge" on waiting lists was selected because it seemed popular and eye-catching, but modest enough to be easily achieved.

Stationed near the registers at the Key Food supermarket on Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, he was well known and, it seemed, popular.

Much of the crowd of 9,866 at Bright House Field was dressed in Phillies attire — the No. 34 Halladay jersey seemed popular — and gave him a standing ovation as he jogged to the mound.

Mr. Sharon, who cast himself as a responsible centrist, won the loudest applause from the floor and seemed popular among the hundreds of party faithful gathered in the convention hall.

The only minister who seemed popular yesterday was Ruth Kelly, the transport secretary, whose plans to commit the government to a big electrification programme for the railways is going down very well among the rail union leaders.

The High Line certainly seems popular.

But they do not seem popular.

"I don't really know why, but that seems popular".

The plan, to be refined by the City Planning Department, seems popular.

This team has even done audience research - seems popular.