Sentence examples for seemed propelled from inspiring English sources

He seemed propelled by the heat of their need.

But Moonves, ever competitive, seemed propelled by the battle, even if his network is on top.

Until now, the five-year-old series seemed propelled by the national fixation on the year 2000, with its apocalyptic themes.

Baron Wolfe grew taciturn and grimaced at the ferocious noise of the automobile horns, while Natasha seemed propelled by sails, as if her fatigue sustained her, endowed her with wings and made her weightless, and Wolfe seemed all blue, as blue as the evening.

Well, there was the power of the music, obviously, and the way it seemed propelled by some relentless forward drive that was less a matter of ideology or aesthetic stance on the part of its creators than an inherent force within the music itself.

But Friday he seemed propelled by his own agenda -- a bad boy indebted to no one.

Lithe and graceful, the dancers seem propelled by unstoppable dynamism.

He seems propelled by a simple sense of adventure.

It seems propelled by the competing impulses of conservatives and reformers within the military.

The Republican opposition seems propelled by a reflexive hostility to anything that might help Barack Obama (as an improving economy would).

In "Base Line," Mr. Battle's choreography seems propelled by the jazz rhythms of the exuberant music conducted by Mr. Goines.