Sentence examples for seemed what from inspiring English sources

The artist saw, as it seemed, what the sailors did not: both their intimate affinities and the haunting vistas gliding by through the portholes.

Elements of his childhood now look faintly absurd to him, or at least not as they once seemed (what, he wonders, did the villagers really think about having to call a tiny boy Mr William?).

The interview with Kerrison drew its share of criticism but the argument was more nuanced than it seemed: what I felt was that a relatively superficial look at what went on showed that there were factors that suggested the attack that won the Tour was not quite as superhuman as it seemed to be at first glance.

For most Iraqis, it seemed what mattered were the suicide bombings, which sent ripples of new anti-American feelings across the country, just at the moment when the United States most needs Iraqis to support the American project for their future.

It was precisely the normalcy of the exquisite that was the site's prime benefit: crystal and leaded glass, polished wood and thick marble and expanses vast enough to conjure an air of vaguely naughty mystery were, it seemed, what life was supposed to be — perhaps not in substance but in essence.

This seemed what people wanted to hear.

It just seems what was portrayed has changed.

They did not care, it seems, what happened.

But that is not, it seems, what the market is hearing.

A ruin by the river is, it seems, what we are stuck with.

It seems what you're talking about is a transfer of wealth from poor people to wealthy people.