Sentence examples for seemed to add a from inspiring English sources
As they marched through the forest, Dyott continued to question Aloique, and, before long, the chief seemed to add a new element to his story.
The irony of my fight to save disability benefits for millions yet failing to qualify myself seemed to add a final dash of outrage.
To all of this, the crucible of prison seemed to add a deep understanding of the human condition and a profound ability to empathise with others.
But the snow seemed to add a certain majesty to the scene and we stood in silence admiring such a stretch of wilderness, unbroken to the horizon.
Ballet West's "Grand Pas From Paquita" suffered from taped music (Minkus's music gains greatly from the interplay of a conductor with dancers he knows) and City Center's acoustics (which seemed to add a couple of strange groans).
In a telephone interview with Reuters, he seemed to add a veiled threat, saying, "There is a theory saying a military crackdown can spread resentment, and these resentful people will become guerrillas".
Homemade popcorn always seemed to add an air of authenticity to movie nights when I was a kid.
Always a highly competitive wicketkeeper, he seemed to add an extra edge during this year's World Cup final when Australia defeated New Zealand.
Charisma seems to add a few inches to his height.
"This seems to add a whole new dimension to an already complex situation," said Michael McKeon, a spokesman for Governor Pataki.
Duke University is currently downsizing the number of faculty members but seems to add a new layer of bureaucracy every year.
