Sentence examples for seems observed from inspiring English sources
Paul had, it seems, observed him several times before, as an intimidating "teddy boy" (a kind of dandyish hoodlum) on the local bus.
The journey is a familiar one, but Packer fleshes it out with a naturalist's vigilance for detail, so that her characters seem observed rather than invented, and capable of mistakes that the author may never have intended.
Every day, it seems, LA Observed posts a new scoop about how horrible things are at the Times: layoffs, insults, management debacles, closed sections, resignations, more layoffs.
The growth in GE's finance arm "almost seems surreal", observed Mr Welch when he retired in 2001.
With his wise, weary gaze he seems to observe the frantic toing and froing of mere mortals with serene acceptance.
Even the pilgrims, it seems, were observing one of the most sacred Riojan traditions: the siesta.
Now, it seems that observing that tussle has become as easy as simply hopping onto Facebook.
In this way he seems to observe the old motto of feminist art: "the personal is political".
"Nothing, it seems," Ruefle observes, "makes the living as happy as a flower...
Empirical observations suggest that policies and practices on the ground do not seem to observe these differences.
Mr. Blair seemed to observe frostier conventions with Mr. Brown, his rival in the Labor Party, who is rumored to want to succeed Mr. Blair as prime minister.
