Sentence examples for seems individually from inspiring English sources
In the most basic sense, it's all good news — no one questions the inherent goodness of a public park, and each of these proposals seems individually praiseworthy.
Shadow details leap out, flesh tones glow with life, and every strand of Judy Garland's auburn hair seems individually illuminated in George Folsey's meticulous cinematography.
She is aware that the undramatic little incidents seem individually petty, and open to interpretation.
None of these explanations seem individually convincing.
The moral, in general terms, is that in cases of incommensurability (or cases in which it is tempting to treat two alternatives as incommensurable), decisions that seem individually defensible can, when combined, result in a series of decisions that fit together very poorly relative to the agent's large-scale, ongoing concerns.
All of these arguments seem individually plausible until you note the common theme of naked self-interest.
The truth is, we all want Obama to do well - but there's nothing disloyal, silly or uniformed about looking at his appointments and asking why many of them seem to individually represent positions and ideologies at odds with the positions and ideologies he campaigned on.
Informing the customers individually seems equally ineffectual and slightly churlish -- "By the way, I don't see a dime of that tip, Mr. Bigshot Millionaire; here's your damn chinchilla hat" -- and is likely to earn you management's wrath.
In the Exodus sequence each tiny figure seems to have been individually positioned, to maximize effects of color and contrast.
Every object in the Don-and-Donatella household, from the ashtrays on the coffee table to the plush toys that Don collects, seems to have been individually chosen for its expressive banality.
By the early 5th century, their wealth seems to have been, individually, much less than the resources at the disposal of their Western counterparts; their estates were far more scattered and their rural dependents less numerous.
