Sentence examples for seems addressed from inspiring English sources

The Lord - not customarily, it seems, addressed by groundlings as "Lordy" - knew what he was doing.

A cello plays mournful music, and the narration by the actress C C H Pounder ("The Shield") is enunciated so slowly and sonorously that it seems addressed to viewers who speak English as a second language.

"Stay," fluidly directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, concludes with Rachel singing an incantatory refrain — "There's nothing in the world more beautiful than you" — that seems addressed to herself as an affirmation of her ultimate victory over circumstances that might so easily have destroyed her.

1) In many places paper is not very well written for a general audience, but rather seems addressed to vision experts.

[Editors' note: the author responses to the re-review follow. ] Reviewer #1: 1) In many places paper is not very well written for a general audience, but rather seems addressed to vision experts.

There were Yale students on hand for the filming, but the class seemed addressed to no one in particular.

Rather, it seemed addressed principally to the lawmakers gathered before him, whom he has known for years as a colleague and peer, but must now lead.

With the given context, the phrase "missing the most important customer needs and ignoring the broader influences that determine their long-term success" were seemed addressed by Saudi women social enterprises in the conduct of their social entrepreneurship activities.

With the evidence that young people are not as healthy as they seem, addressing the health and development issues of young people, more than ever before, need concerted and holistic approach.

However, variability in quality attributes of service-based systems seems insufficiently addressed in current design practices.

This week's knowingly provocative cover is an attempt by the magazine, it seems, to address several bases.