Sentence examples for seeming breach from inspiring English sources

In a program of Chinese traditional music at Zankel Hall on Friday, the great pipa virtuoso Wu Man violated one tradition herself and reported on another seeming breach with surprise.

While some, including new media artist Nick Briz, have taken this seeming breach of emotional privacy and removed themselves from the site altogether, artist Lauren McCarthy (who previously crowdsourced her OKCupid dates and "brought life" to a Twitter stream) has co-opted Facebook's market research tactic and crafted a browser extension designed for self-exploration.

Now it risks provoking them by seeming to breach that guarantee.

To my untutored mind, the collaboration also seems to breach the council's charter.

But to do so seemed a breach of faith with the men who had gone back to the street.

The rulings also seem to breach a fundamental tenet of Anglo-American law: no right without a remedy.

Indeed, the bar mitzvah celebration seemed to breach not only security, but the sense of equal treatment that jails must maintain to avoid inmate unrest.

Gathering, displaying and exchanging all this data may be fascinating, but releasing it in exhibitions and, now, a book seems a breach of everyday privacy.

The conspiracy charge that police have levelled against Damian Green is unprecedented and seems to breach the Human Rights Act on several counts.

Second, the day-to-day losses of their everyday lives never seem to breach our "loss awareness threshold," though they add up to a lifetime of hardship that far outweighs that inflicted upon them by the sea.

Between those poles, the writing is serviceable but often plagued by imprecision or a slight, stuttering redundancy (as when one character reflects that dating a right-winger "would have seemed a breach of ethics, a moral flaw").