Sentence examples for seemed some sort from inspiring English sources

It all seemed some sort of overblown, middle-American hysteria, a desire to adrenalize an otherwise sleepy existence.

The kitchen intrigued me, for it seemed some sort of battlefield in which my mother laid about various ingredients until they surrendered and accepted their fate in a long, hot oven.

The assassination bid made him out to be a patsy, someone regarded with contempt by his Israeli counterpart.Even now, hopeless as it seems, some sort of agreement with Hamas offers the only remote prospect of a peaceful way forward.

"It seems some sort of understanding was reached ahead of time".

It seems some sort of armistice is in order, but what will it take, for designers and retailers to make a systemic change?

It seemed like some sort of an out-of-body experience".

"My first impulse was to throw it away, actually," Mr. Cannon said, adding: "It seemed like some sort of weird hoax.

On paper Izzard seems like some sort of ubermensch.

"It made 'Juke and Opal' seem like some sort of Big Message, which is not what I intended. . . .

They seem like some sort of inexplicable gaseous body to me a shapeless, colorless, unintelligible thing, trapped in a laboratory beaker.

So many pulses were revived over so many years on "Chicago Hope" and "ER" that the city came to seem like some sort of Lourdes for secularists.