But the way Wendy Whelan and Philip Neal let their movements flow to seem one long unbroken phrase in the second movement suggested that even city folk can be tranquil.
Literally so, in fact, because now the pasture on which the owner's livestock grazed would seem to stretch unbroken all the way up to the threshold of his neoclassical pile.
If they all seem connected and unbroken, cut the cable off anyway.
It seemed that one person alone watched the proceedings in unbroken bafflement, and I take no pride in that.
Bogeys at the fourth and fifth holes seemed to offer the answer but his spirit remained unbroken.
After an unbroken series of positive, but underpowered studies seemed to demonstrate Type D personality predicting mortality in cardiovascular disease patients, initial claims now appear at least exaggerated and probably false.
Scoured by breezes and planed by the tides, the broad golden swathe of pure sand abutting the gleam of unbroken ocean, was perfectly empty, or so it seemed.
Without that aura, and the unbroken string of victories that created it, she seemed different, even when she was merely hosting a comedy show or selling workout gear.
But sending Mr. Buffett a block of baked clay hardly seemed a fitting end to family ownership that had been unbroken since 1879.
How wrong I was! Pritchett's settings are, it's true, totally of their time, and that time is the long, drab English mid-century — a monochrome epoch of drafty rooms, bad food, and men in raincoats, which in retrospect seems to extend almost unbroken from the early thirties to the advent of Margaret Thatcher.
