Sentence examples for seems actively from inspiring English sources

As he puts it, conservatism "seems actively to want an inferior product".

He seems actively engaged, anyway, in seeking a way to play his part, even if it seems he's experimenting anew from scene to scene.

You would think the British government would take a look at such an obviously successful approach – but David Cameron's government seems actively to be engaged in feeding extremism, rather than credibly trying to tackle it.

Local investors get discouraged when the president seems actively hostile to the very notion of a stockmarket: during his election campaign Mr Ahmadinejad's denunciation of "speculators" sent share prices tumbling.

So Plato clearly thinks that dialectic remains possible, and his Stranger seems actively engaged in helping his young interlocutors practice and learn the techniques.

But Springsteen still seems "actively uninterested" in engaging with Gov. Christie.

In fact, most seem actively designed to make you feel ill.

It makes him seem actively engaged in his faith, as warrior, thinker and bearer of the sacred attributes.

Arshavin has been stripped of the captaincy, a decision he seemed actively to support, while Dmitri Kombarov has come in at left-back.

With soaring glass skyscrapers and swaths of concrete, modern cities often seem actively to work against nature, pushing it down and suppressing it rather than working alongside it.

David Frum, a conservative who worked as a Bush speechwriter, has written that "conspicuous intelligence seemed actively unwelcome in the Bush White House".