Sentence examples for seems equal from inspiring English sources

In many ways, it still seems equal parts amusing, surreal and enraging that such an institution exists.

He gets us inside the creative process, which, for him, seems equal parts muse-sent inspiration and simple logic: brilliant insight and some elbow (or knee) grease.

Alberich seems equal to the task, but his dreams of dwarvian dominion founder when the ring is stolen by the one-eyed god Wotan, who lost his other eye in an unrelated heist involving the World Ash Tree.

Lucille, whose business philosophy seems equal parts McKinsey and Nietzsche, views any unpleasantness on the job as something that will make her stronger: "No matter what happens, nothing is going to drag you down".

After witnessing this process on several occasions — the ambience in the room seems equal parts master class and séance — the comparison that strikes me as most apt is channelling.

When he needs to clear his head during the workday, Mr. Daniels comes up here to move things around, an activity that seems equal parts aesthetic exercise and expression of some deep restlessness.

Edward and Alice certainly don't seem equal in guilt.

Manuel Davis is a tall, chiselled woman who seemed equal parts coach and revival leader.

Giuliani unseated Dinkins — just barely — at a moment when the city seemed equal parts crime, graffiti, and squeegee men.

Especially if located in Berlin, he and others argue, the center would make Germans seem equal in their victimization to the peoples, including the Poles, whom they harmed.

MUNICH — The paper next to the courtroom door announced the charge for the day's hearing in tiny type that hardly seemed equal to its gravity.