Sentence examples for seems meaning from inspiring English sources
The word "desire" ripples through "Milestones," and always, it seems, meaning the same thing — the drunken temptress on the ship, a tattooed boy in a Washington, D.C., coffee shop, the terrible peril of the church hop.
The most basic lesson of "Mythologies" is that everything means something, especially things that try to seem beyond meaning.
In these taut, powerful short stories, children operate in a secret world of their own, parents seem well meaning but ineffectual, and violence erupts without warning.
Meaning seems either elusive or all too obvious.
Meaning seems to reside less in the actions or motives of characters than in the atmosphere that envelopes them.
She is the dream that seems charged with meaning, that vanishes as soon as we try to describe it.
Every touch, every facial twitch seems imbued with meaning.
The next day the ravaged city of Malakal seems quiet—"quiet" meaning fewer looters, gunshots, and burning buildings.
At once conservative and radical, they honored a uniformity of phrasing when it seemed thematically appropriate, and expanded into diversity when meaning seemed to sanction it.
Amid this visceral, mesmeric experience, questions of meaning seem stifling.
Once the obstacles were gone, meaning seemed to vanish, too.
