Sentence examples for seems models of from inspiring English sources
Adam and Eve are, it seems, models of the loss of purity that comes with knowledge and not, as genetics makes clear, the real ancestors of every man and woman.
Some seem models of progressive management, with health clinics, day care centers and brightly lighted lunch rooms.
It is easy to see why translations of poets such as Holub and Miłosz might have seemed models of great potential.
One had to admire the suppleness and almost Mozartian grace she brought to "Se mai senti spirarti sul volto," and the faster, more florid works seemed models of dazzling technique.
In December 2007, the former senator called Young, saying that he needed to find a "way out of this thing," and outlined a scheme to outsource sin that made F. Scott Fitzgerald's careless Buchanans seem models of responsibility.
By comparison with credulous Wall Street analysts, who kept near-perpetual buy recommendations on shares right through the bursting of the stockmarket bubble, credit raters seem models of sober judgment.And yet the rating agencies share some of the problems of the analysts.
Ken Russell's more sensationalist movies seem like models of restraint beside Mr. Eifman's lurid, overemphatic, far-from-coherent oeuvre.
On the contrary, much of the film makes the Winnie-the-Pooh books seem like models of grimy realism.
Yet Tiffany seems a model of relaxed confidence.
Lee was born in 1926, to a man who seems the model of Atticus: Amasa Coleman Lee, a lawyer.
The Brazilian auto industry seems a model of inefficiency, supported by protectionism, taxation and local-content regulations.
