Sentence examples for seeming inaction from inspiring English sources

Mark has become a vociferous critic of the government's seeming inaction.

Frustrated by the seeming inaction on the killing, nearly a dozen family members agreed to be interviewed for this article.

(The police, along with social services, came in for implicit criticism in the programme for their seeming inaction over many years).

At a meeting with Krymsk residents on Sunday, regional Gov. Alexander Tkachev defended his seeming inaction, saying that the first warnings of possible flooding came at 10 p.m. Friday, and the heaviest rainfall was from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.

Petterson's beautifully spare prose subtly captures the effort that comes with this seeming inaction, this lack of fight, providing us with a lens through which we come to see Audun's grim inertia as a paralysing struggle to forget the past and get on with the task of living.

In the intervening years, it was Amy who pushed for an arrest, who harangued police over their seeming inaction, and who ultimately filed complaints against the Waterloo Regional Police because of her frustration with the first three years of their investigation into Denise's death.

"We must get back in the game... it seems inaction and inertia is the government's approach in this regard and we should not find this acceptable and the Australian public doesn't find it acceptable".

The reasons for the inaction seem clear.

Inaction seems weak, like you're a "wuss".

To Ms. Dunham's supporters, the Haitian government's inaction seems particularly irresponsible.

The inaction seems to have goaded Congress, where both Democratic and Republican aides say that measures calling for cuts in emissions are likely to pass this year.