Sentence examples similar to seeming remarks from inspiring English sources

"Nothing was quite as it seemed," she remarks cryptically.

For Mr. Bloomberg, it seems, his remarks were thinking out loud and not a final position.

He seemed overawed, remarking, "I'm not going to call it Carnegie Hall.

"It seems," she remarked to The Independent last year, on the occasion of her 110th birthday, "like such a long time ago now".

No one seemed to remark on the incongruity of scientists' using a technology that, in studying their subjects' inability to focus, interrupted their focus.

But it also seemed to remark on the immediate surroundings, the atmosphere of scarcity that drove people away in the first place.

The family started worrying about each word they uttered, fearful that even innocent-seeming remarks could be twisted.

Yet today, Mr. Howard's remarks seem mild.

Sweetman's closing remarks seem uncomfortably appropriate.

Mr. Kerry's remarks seemed to reflect those sensitivities.

But, to me, Mr. Wright's remarks seem more comprehensible.