Sentence examples for seems chosen from inspiring English sources

The novel is both freshly innocent and self-assured — each word seems chosen with extreme care.

Even the title "grandmaster" seems chosen to emphasise their superiority to most people.

The armour is still in place, but Dawn French has, it seems, chosen to show us some of the chinks.

Between the wood-paneled walls and the sallow lighting, everything seems chosen to offend the sensibilities of the slick young professionals in the über-hip Norrebro neighborhood.

Aside from the cup business the dancing is recognizably hip-hop, complete with acrobatics and head spins, though the music, by As'n, seems chosen to be anything but.

They had, it seems, chosen to live by some bro code of honor, as if they were shielding their buddy from some narc of a resident advisor in the dorm.

Burnham, it seems, chose differently.

Lewis, it seems, chose a different form of self-destruction.

We must, it seems, choose for a child because a child cannot choose for itself, and we must choose what is best for a child not what some imagined adult version of the child would choose for itself.

In the city, everything about his appearance had seemed chosen to avoid attention.

His roles, I suggest, often seem chosen with a keen sense of purpose in mind.