Sentence examples for seems govern from inspiring English sources

If the voters give Bush a second term, he would, it seems, govern with the goal of a Franklin Roosevelt-level transformation — in the opposite direction, of course — of the relation of citizen to state and of the United States to the rest of the world.

If the voters give Bush a second term, he would, it seems, govern with the goal of a Franklin Rooseveltransformation inathen—in the opposite direction, of course of the relation of citizen to state and of the United States to the rest of the world.

And Nazareth itself seems governed as much by clarity and calm as by chaos and argument.

The size of the paintings seems governed by the gallery's vast spaces.

For someone with two BlackBerrys — work and personal — clipped to the small of his back, Mr. Orszag seems governed by little cards: the ones in his breast pocket for notes, another that lists his meetings, a tiny hand-lettered one that materializes to summon him to the Oval Office.

Germain makes GIFs that depict a crazy world where anything is possible and the surreal can become real yet it still seems governed by natural laws, just tweaked a little bit.

Plant-made chicken antibodies showed strong differences in expression levels, which seemed governed mainly by the stability of their respective light chains.

Even though TV news said that the violent protesters were organized, to me the whole thing seemed governed by chaos and panic.

'There's got to be some measures brought to bear on Sinn Fein/ IRA, rather than this total passivity which seems to govern the security side of the Government's policy,' he said.

He said they were that the chief minister "seems to govern for himself" and had "lost connection" with Territorians; that the CLP government was "saturated with fake smiles", and that it failed to respond to Territorians' needs.

Such pragmatism seems to govern landlords on bike rooms.