Sentence examples for seemed to generate a from inspiring English sources

"6 Music seemed to generate a sense of confusion among the people upstairs at the BBC," he says.

As for the prospect of Syrian or Iranian attacks on Israel in response to an American strike — like Saddam Hussein's sending of Scud missiles to Tel Aviv in 1991 — it seemed to generate a kind of pride in resilience.

Both evinced a concern that the young nation's cherished political liberty, with its tendencies toward license or excessive individualism or just plain moral indifference, required some constraints, some protection of values different from and perhaps higher than those that seemed to generate a vigorous democracy.

These discussions seemed to generate a positive outcome by offering the PTs a schema that enabled all groups to create appropriate word problems (e.g., about 4 tables of 2 plates of 3 cookies, 4 flowerpots of 3 tulip of 2 ladybugs, and 4 boxes of 3 vases of 2 flowers).

Finally, the 24/7 app for my iTouch seemed to generate a completely arbitrary series of stages during the night.

Her Universe founder Ashley Eckstein was on hand to provide further information, the details of which seemed to generate a fresh frenzy of twittering in the room.

Her arms were stick thin, but she seemed to generate an unusual light.

The faint mist over the lakes and the warm sun reflected from the glass curtain-walling seemed to generate an opal haze, as if the entire business park were a mirage, a virtual city conjured into the pine-scented air like a son-et-lumiere vision of a new Versailles.

The Yankees' sluggish offense somehow always seems to generate a generous portion of runs for Clemens in a manner that almost defies statistical convention.

"The mix of races, genders and backgrounds seems to generate a flow of ideas.

The impressive integrative power of American society seems to generate a kind of obliviousness to the world, a multicultural unilateralism.