Sentence examples for seems every step from inspiring English sources

It used to be there wasn't a single crisis Olivia Pope didn't know how to manage, but now it seems every step our heroine takes has unintentionally devastating consequences.

It seems every time he steps on court, another record tumbles.

Sometimes it seems that every step Radcliffe takes is uphill, yet she prefers to run from the front, pushing the pace, resolved to get to the finish line first.

"I mean, it seems that every step we take, it's something just to poke us in the eye," he said.

Lacey seemed to be trying to slow it down and seemed uncomfortable every step of the way.

It seems every time there is a step forward in improving relations, something else comes along – a new announcement from the education secretary or the DfE – that sets everything back.

So much of the stress we experience when making art comes from the judgments and criticism that seem unavoidable every step of the way.

"It just seems sometimes that every step forward is accompanied by two steps back".

He learned long ago something every good marathon runner must accept: there are points along the course where the pain seems unbearable, where every step feels like it's surely the last.

There's a resonant emotional poetry in Billy's misshapen body: it registers in the struggle that seems to accompany every step he takes, in the yearning forward slope of his shoulders.

Controversy seems to shadow every step of her film-making career: in 1999 Romance was the first mainstream film to show an erect penis; she gave Italian porn star Rocco Siffredi his 15 minutes of arthouse fame when she cast him in the lead role of Anatomy of Hell in 2004 (its 18-certificate activities included drinking menstrual blood and penetration with a rusty garden rake).