Sentence examples for seemed something different from inspiring English sources

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Today it seems something wholly different: a study of both the grotesque charade and ultimate insecurity attendant on absolutism.

While Monsanto's PR machine is hailing today's ruling as a victory, a close reading of the court's decision makes it seem something quite different - a newly opened avenue for farmers and citizens to challenge the long-term real-world consequences of genetically modified seeds.

"It seems that something different comes up every day you pick up a newspaper.

Only Malcolm X's autobiography seemed to offer something different.

There seemed to be something different about these birds and it took me a long time to realise what it was.

In its most unsettling and best-known moment – the only section of the novella previously translated into English – the narrator is struck "like lightning" by the analogy between the treatment being meted out by the army to the Palestinians, huddling together on the point of departure, and the history of the Jews: All at once everything seemed to mean something different, more precisely exile.

But there seemed to be something different about John, and about the FLA.

As data collection proceeded and the basis of a theory began to emerge, it became necessary to theoretically sample more non-family owned homes as tentative findings seemed to suggest something different about the experience of relatives in this type of home.

Every time they take a look, they seem to see something different, with phenomena appearing or disappearing like the smile of the Cheshire Cat. In their latest looks, they saw no signs of lightning, but did see the faint glow of excited oxygen atoms on the night side of Venus.

Something is missing and it seems to be something different daily -- something on defense, mostly, or something on offense.