Sentence examples for seemed to warn from inspiring English sources

Without a diamond, Gerety's message seemed to warn, there's no such thing as forever.

He also seemed to warn Pakistan to contain the threat emanating from its land.

Just a light on the motherboard, which seemed to warn of overheating.

A department statement also seemed to warn that it would not run down every complaint of a long wait.

In a post addressed to the State Council, which issued the report, Merlin_MaWT seemed to warn the government that Chinese people cannot be fooled any longer.

b) The Republican congressman from Maryland who said federally funded student loans are "unconstitutional" and seemed to warn — albeit incomprehensibly — that they could lead to another "Holocaust".

As this mystic discovery continues, my super-ego seems to warn me the danger of the game, the emotional attachment to a physical object".

Atkinson's general rule is that things seem to get better with repetition, but this, her self-undermining novel seems to warn us, is a comfort that is by no means guaranteed, either.

Because the bridge was part of a motorway in a petrol city, it seems to warn of the cost of modern transport, of what happens when you elevate cars above humans, literally and metaphorically.

One note seems to warn the scrupulous editor against the dangers of letting authors — those sneaky devils — tinker with their own electronic files: the editor "needs to have procedures in place for making sure the author does not make any undocumented changes — inadvertently or otherwise".

Beware, Goyer and Nolan seem to warn, of the morally motivated conflict that you yearn to fight and win; beware of thinking in terms of realizing good or vanquishing evil on a grand, mythic scale, because when forces that hold the world in the balance do battle, even the winners are losers.