Sentence examples for seemed to define a from inspiring English sources
Those films were so powerful and vivid, so charged with tormented personal struggle, that they seemed to define a whole era of not just film-making but social alienation and cultural revolt.
"His lyrical playing and pure, vibrato-free tone seemed to define a postwar concept of cool," Thomas Hine writes in "Cold War Cool," one of the book's nine essays.
In the seventies and eighties, when Hong Kong's music and its movies, with their seductive starlets and intoxicating panoramas of Kowloon Bay, seeped to the mainland, they seemed to define a reversal in fortunes: the bartered-away child had become a star while the homebound siblings languished, still, from scarcity.
This blunt belief, grunted out by Apple's Jony Ive and repeated by the media as a death knell for the watch industry, seemed to define a sad truth: that the Swiss watch was dead and Apple pulled the trigger.
"Will he be handcuffed?" The swarms of reporters, cameramen, victims and gawkers began gathering outside a federal courthouse in Manhattan early Monday morning to catch one last glimpse of the man who seemed to define an era of unprecedented greed and fraud on Wall Street.
It even seems to define a new approach to science museums.
The first lesson you learn from Bassuk is that although plants and trees may seem to define a landscape, soil always has the upper hand.
BRAF V600E) mutation seems to define a subset of malignant astrocytomas in children, in which there is frequent concomitant homozygous deletion of CDKN2A (five of seven cases).
No doubt Disney will do what it takes to get that number past the triple-digit threshold that seems to define a hit these days, although it's going to take a lot more effort than anyone expected.
Although the TPR domains provide a way of interacting with the heat shock proteins they do not seem to define a specific protein function.
The group of nine samples attributed to the early Byzantine period seem to define a relatively homogeneous group in terms of their lime, alumina, magnesia and potash concentrations.
