Sentence examples for seemed widely from inspiring English sources

At the square on Friday, that sentiment seemed widely shared by speakers and demonstrators alike.

"We have to be honest, and we have to thank Turkey," he said, a position that seemed widely shared, even among the weary.

Forty years ago, the field corn seemed widely spaced and somehow personable enough to hide in, the way Cary Grant did in "North By Northwest".

That much seems widely agreed upon.

Such uncertainty seems widely shared in many other post-colonial countries.

One of the few things that seems widely agreed upon in this debate is that a 'national conversation' about the stubborn resilience of gun violence is needed.

He seems widely read, alluding in his own writing to everything from the poetry of Tennyson to academic tracts on economic history.

But Iraqis themselves seem widely opposed to the presence of Turkish troops, and Governing Council members say they have repeatedly raised the issue with American officials, including Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

"It seems widely accepted that this terrible turn of events is attributable to the fact that I recently had an accident, after which I had to undergo brain surgery.

"There is a lot of uncertainty in the world economy now, so we'll keep our plans unchanged," he says.Worryingly for Mr Abe, that sentiment seems widely shared and is unlikely to improve before an upper-house election expected in July, says Shuichi Kawamura, president of DHL Supply Chain, a logistics firm.

It seems widely accepted that Miliband has to speak more about immigration, but some are demanding a toughening of policy by making clear that Labour could impose targets for unskilled workers for the EU, and that it will do something to lift pressure on public services, especially new housing.