Sentence examples for seems comprised from inspiring English sources

Judging by their increasingly Mephistophelean behavior, much of our government seems comprised of profiteers in patriots clothing and George Bush would rather spend a trillion to kill Iraqi children than 35 billion to save American children.

Structural adjustment plans for the west, it seems, comprise of nationalisation, subsidisation and re-regulation.

And, naturally, because the movement seems primarily comprised of ordinary working and middle-class Americans, the media is having a hard time relating.

Rendered with an intentional vagueness, the scheme seems to comprise the insertion of discrete pavilions within the space of the market hall, in the architects' trademark pastel palette.

As a world view it seems to comprise a sort of Prairie Existentialism, but it is not without its dramatic uses.

Each particle of cuboid cobalt carbonate seems to comprise of layer by layer assembly of unit cells that consequently leads to a cuboid geometry.

The example as described above seems to comprise the possibilities that correspond to the colour predicates Goodman himself discussed.

The ridiculous "my mobile operating system is better than your operating system" back-and-forth that seems to comprise 80-85% of TechCrunch's journalistic output (and – just before you get too smart-assy about it – a similar percentage of comments and page impressions).

The inhibitory mechanism of carrageenans on virus replication seems to comprise early events of the infection cycle, i.e. attachment and entry of virus particles [35], [36], and is dependent on the type of polysaccharide [29] as well as the serotype of the virus and the host cells [37].

Remarkably, the mass spectrum seems to comprise two charge state distributions.

Strikingly, the Jα helix seems to comprise more residues compared to the homologous LOV2 domain from Avena sativa [ 14].