Sentence examples for seemed post from inspiring English sources

Some of Kant's basic concepts the categorical imperative and moral autonomy— seemed post facto rationalization for Rousseau's social contract theory and republicanism.

He seemed post-Ottoman, reinterpreting the past.

"The Shiites, above all in Iraq, have seemed post-revolutionary," Nakash told me.

The Afghanistan it left behind seems post-apocalyptic, a land of orphans, widows, ruins and starving millions.

But Mr. Stoll was a minister of an established denomination — a liberal one, often so diverse as to seem post-Christian, but nonetheless one with Christian roots.

The director who will replace de Montebello does have at least one task cut out for him: transitioning the museum into an era that often seems post-museum.

Many of the images seem post-apocalyptic, as if some sudden catastrophe has struck downtown Detroit, forcing everyone to abandon homes and workplaces and flee the city.

It seems the Post Office has always been going broke," and "71.

Barack Obama often blurs identity lines; much of his candidacy has seemed almost post-racial.

Until quite recently, Avilés had seemed the post-industrial Cinderella of the three.

"It seemed irresistible, post-9/11, to be connected to the Fire Department and do whatever any of us could to help rebuild," he said.