Sentence examples for seemed to develop an from inspiring English sources
He even seemed to develop an understanding of absence, something akin to the concept of zero.
The two seemed to develop an easy familiarity by the end of the visit.
The second President Bush learned from his father's mistakes and seemed to develop an entire folksy persona in response.
Clegg and Cameron seemed to develop an easy rapport, partly because of their similar backgrounds and shared age (both were 43 upon ascent to governing).
Others seemed to develop an acceptance of their situations, which made it easier to cope with their conditions: "When people started sharing, I thought, 'you know it's not just me, it's not just me'.
She seemed to develop a political conscience overnight.
"Mother," he said, "seemed to develop a propensity for black men".
Everywhere people seemed to develop a fitness culture rooted in their ethnic or national identity.
His program, at this point, seemed to develop a personality of its own; "Experiments in Musical Intelligence" became Emmy.
Many people may know of a young person who seemed to develop a psychosis after smoking skunk, a particularly potent, hallucinogenic form of marijuana.
Retsina is made from pine resin and has a very distinct flavour; it needs to be drunk very chilled (some say to hide the taste); but most seemed to develop a liking for it by the third plastic cupful.
