Sentence examples for seems a rite of from inspiring English sources

They rent when young, when it seems a rite of passage.

Ivana Tagliamonte, an agent with Halstead Property, says she has seen so many breakups that they almost seem a rite of passage for young New Yorkers.

Looking back now, it seems like a rite of passage: the more you could drink and the more you could fight, the more of a man you were".

As each successive immigrant group moves up the ladder it seems that a rite of passage is to complain about more recent arrivals.

It seems like a rite of passage now for Ph.D. students: confronting the harsh prospects of academic careers.

Crossing it seems like a rite of passage in Africa.

Making the Final Four seems like a rite of spring for the Huskies (37-1) lasely, as the team has appeared in the last eight national semifinals.

Although getting a new knee or hip might seem like a rite of passage, even routine surgery comes with the risk of complications, and implants can be recalled at any time.

Being bullied at school for being lanky and unusual-looking seems to be a rite of passage for models.

"We have a crisis in our schools in which bullying and harassment seems to be a rite of passage, and it doesn't need to be that way".

It seems to be a rite of spring in Toronto: the tulips come up and the trees flower, the birds start building their nests, and the Maple Leafs are mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.