Sentence examples for seemed turned out from inspiring English sources

Proud of having kept the faith in the teeth of oppression, the whole Irish nation, so it seemed, turned out to welcome the newly elevated Pope John Paul II as a superstar when he visited in 1979.

Everything seemed turned out on an assembly line.

"Equality between the sexes, or so it seems, turned out to be a joke killer, one reason bromances exist: if you can't imagine women as equals, just sidestep them".

Even findings in the Vera report that seemed encouraging turned out to have a troubling subtext.

It was nearly dark, and the whole city, it seemed, had turned out, with families stuffed onto balconies, and a clutch of Sisters of Mercy passing the wait by snacking on sunflower seeds.

It seems Taco Bell turned out some product made from bioengineered corn.

THE whole town, it seems, has turned out to watch Rafael Correa and his "itinerant cabinet" follow a donkey around.

Prize-linked savings accounts, it seems, have turned out to be not quite as squalid as Wilson once thought.*"Savings and Prize-Linked Savings Accounts", K.

The internet, it seems, has turned out to be simply another appliance, a useful new medium like radio or television, not something likely to usher in a "civilisation of the mind".

The last time she seemed inevitable, she turned out not to be.

But that hardly excuses the earlier uprisings.Many more popular overthrows that at first seemed splendid have turned out badly.