Sentence examples for seems a form of from inspiring English sources

We're suffering, it seems, a form of collective lunacy.

A Holub poem often seems a form of what prose writers would later call magic realism.

(In the context of the rest of the record, leaving them off seems a form of elegant modesty).

It seems a form of American narcissism that "Abu Ghraib" means to us only what Americans did there.

All of the magic in "Magical" seems a form of skill, and that doesn't leave very much to believe in.

It almost seems a form of revenge when Jennifer Ehle, as Logue's wife, wields the thickest Australian accent heard on screen since Muriel's Wedding.

The smile seemed a form of pain, almost.

Yugoslav Communism was relatively liberal and relatively rich, and could seem a form of model for the rest of Eastern Europe.

It may seem a form of harassment to others, but Thai flight attendant Punthakarn Sringern, 25, relishes the attention.

"It may seem a form of magic to make her most casual lines live so intensely on the stage.

Two and a quarter miles above sea level, the light of Bolivia's capital is so clear it begins to seem a form of cognizance.