Sentence examples for seems engineers from inspiring English sources

Not to worry with the latest Disco, where it seems engineers got the balance about as perfect as you could expect save maybe for the amazing ride and handling of the new Range Rover, but do you have $70K laying about?

The motor revs freely, is actually allowed to make rich, spirited noise (versus the Camry motor, where it seems engineers have been forced to over-insulate the cabin), and can launch the Accord sedan to 60 mph in a hair over seven seconds.

Everything in early parenthood seems engineered to induce guilt.

Situated in the heart of busy, prosperous Lincoln Park, the three-way intersection of Halsted Street and Lincoln and Fullerton Avenues seems engineered for a traffic jam.

It's hard not to think of it as an epic-scale disaster that seems engineered to illustrate man's folly — as if the Titanic, after sinking, had washed ashore and been beached as a warning.

In such circumstances, to ask for more amounts nearly to hubris, and the unforgiving moral universe of Empire Falls seems engineered to frustrate even the most tentative pursuits of happiness.

"Slide" seems engineered to be a hit before most people have even had a chance to listen to it.

He's the kind of politician who seems engineered in a laboratory for the vice-presidential spot.

Big Blue's focus on analytics seems engineered to tap into the industry's healthy growth in spite of the recession.

ABC News reporter Allan Raible wrote that "such a move seems engineered to make gullible teen girls in the audience scream".

No one understands this better than post-EDM/pop producer Calvin Harris, whose music seems engineered to work in virtually any environment.