Sentence examples for seems defined from inspiring English sources

Redding: Cameron has, it seems, defined seven-day services as better hospital care at weekends plus GPs accessible 8am to 8pm.

The spirit is adamant, but then Celtic have developed a determination of their own, so that the game seems defined by a grim perseverance.

BUSINESS DAY Power and Kobe Bryant Case Jury selection begins today in the trial of the basketball star Kobe Bryant, a case that seems defined by celebrity and power.

With the culture wars receding into history and with financial survival or security the essential measure of theatrical success, we have entered a cultural fog in which nothing seems defined or distinct.

The article, which was particularly unflattering to Mrs. Korda ("A life of outdoor sport has weathered her skin, though her visage seems defined more by the stern line of her thin pursed lips") "was hateful," Mr. Korda said, but denied it was the impetus for "Country Matters" or its lavish treatment of Mrs. Korda.

She's a conveyor of relatable emotion at a moment when pop seems defined by concept and style.

Wisconsin, at least for The New Yorker, seemed defined by its distance from the coasts.

For a long while, Mies's legacy seemed defined less by his own buildings than by their awful progeny.

Overall, the post-1997 era seemed defined, theatrically, by elegant, one-act three-handers, or elegaic, self-referential plays about story-telling and memory.

To viewers, political debates can seem defined by moments of spontaneity: an ill-tempered dig at a rival, a verbal gaffe, a clever punch line.

The attacks have prompted officials to start reassessing Norway's policy on public security, which seemed defined by a belief that bad things happen elsewhere.