Sentence examples for seems at one point from inspiring English sources

Peston, addressing us from the aisle of a supermarket, seems at one point to be juggling invisible skittles, and Schama, telling the story of Josephus, throws both arms above his head, like a cricket umpire signalling a six.

An entire world spins out around Laura, and everyone, it seems, at one point or another, loves her.

Despite all this, in the article in which Prichard addresses these issues (1932) he seems at one point to distinguish the obligatory from the right, and to suppose that rightness is still to be understood as a monadic property of the act, like goodness.

"In the current situation, it will be quite difficult to forcefully pursue policies based on the people's support and trust," Mr. Abe said, seeming at one point on the verge of tears and failing — television commentators and ordinary people alike said critically — to bow or apologize during his news conference.

Highly rated enough to be linked with Chelsea while coming through at Mallorca, and a competent player in La Liga until his move to Teesside last summer, Nsue seemed at one point to be on track for a more exalted stage.

The political contortions seemed at one point to overwhelm the candidate.

It does seem, at one point, as if it is the spirit of snobbery that is haunting them.

By that time she had won over her critics and, I hope, shamed the vicious interviewers who seemed at one point to knife her at every turn.

In an interview last fall, Mr. Kerry seemed at one point to suggest that he thought his antiwar activities had doomed his political career.

James Purnell's departure, which seemed at one point to have been a relatively isolated move, has in fact triggered several others.

While public displays of affection towards an emblematic dying royal seem, at one point, reminiscent of the death of Princess Diana, the book is a parable or fairy tale - though, Okri insists, "one with iron teeth".