Sentence examples for seems generated from inspiring English sources

The F for functional notwithstanding, far too much here seems generated by the conviction that an object made to serve no purpose whatever is automatically art.

They exemplify the kind of obvious, emotionally manipulative work that functions more as a kind of editorial than as art, seems generated by little in the way of personal necessity, borrows liberally from other artists and ubiquitous tropes and tends to clog far too many overly earnest international exhibitions.

They exemplify the kind of obvious, emotionally manipulative work that functions more as an editorial than as art; seems generated by little personal necessity; borrows liberally from other artists and ubiquitous tropes; and tends to clog far too many overly earnest international exhibitions.

Other grounds, it seems, generate red mist.

Failure, it seems, generates variety, too, but it is the variety of futility, the small changes made in a lost cause, like G.M. fiddling with the metalwork on the grilles of its cars.

But his behaviors -- they don't register as emotions -- seem generated by nothing more than the script's demand for temperamental contrast.

The growth in Android seems largely generated by migration from featurephones.

At night, the city seems to generate its own electricity.

But it seems to generate more heat than light.

Els is burlier and seems to generate enormous power almost by accident.

"The mix of races, genders and backgrounds seems to generate a flow of ideas.