Sentence examples for seemed to induce from inspiring English sources

But "Get a Life," which made its debut in 1990, seemed to induce only uneasiness.

And no amount seemed to induce side effects in dogs or monkeys.

Trump's contempt for women — and the lack of discipline it seemed to induce in him — was a leitmotif of the debate.

"Serra's steel articulations are sublime, and seemed to induce a quasi-mystical experience of awe and bewilderment in people," Fougeron told me.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 20, 2016 Donald Trump's contempt for women — and the lack of discipline it seemed to induce in him — was a leitmotif of the debate.

Taking him outside to see the moon seemed to induce sleep.

It seems to induce that degree of vertiginousness.

Indeed, faith, more than separatism or ethnic strife, seems to induce much of Uighurs' discontent.

Marcus's line on this might seem to induce a certain passivity.

In large quantities Motown seems to induce a trance made in equal parts of amusement and resignation.

The defence of Israel seems to induce a moral blindness that is itself portrayed as the absolute in moral righteousness.