Sentence examples for seems near from inspiring English sources

Demilitarisation, one of the main principles of a "safety zone" according to the Geneva conventions, seems near impossible as numerous armed groups vie for supremacy.

Robert is an English professor and famous poet who succumbs to Alzheimer's, languishing in a nursing home until 2025, when the Singularity seems near and technology is working wonders.

And when he leads into Man of God by telling a story about his apprenticeship in 1950s Tin Pan Alley, it is a fragile moment where history seems near and graspable.

Despite these successes, treatment failure seems near inevitable in the majority of cases even in individuals treated with the BRAF/MEK inhibitor doublet.

Blending prodigious original research with a thorough synthesis of the stacks of existing Stalin scholarship, it seems near-definitive.

Sweden seems nearest to stamping out paper currency, but Denmark and Norway are trailing close behind.

Heller writes that "Sweden seems nearest to stamping out paper currency, but Denmark and Norway are trailing close behind".

For readers of the 9/11 era, explaining the changes America underwent because of Vietnam seems near-impossible, though American Reckoning: The Vietnam War and Our National Identity succeeds as well as anything else I have read.