Sentence examples for seems pro from inspiring English sources
At moments during random encounters, Kemp and Jane glance at each other with obvious attraction, but it all seems pro forma — a series of portents of the story's chief complication, a chaste version of sleeping with the enemy.
The anti-Western rhetoric ("We split Russia into 25 pieces, and God willing, now we'll split America into 54") seems pro forma, a pumping-up of morale not that different from the rituals of American sports.
While much of this ruminating seems pro forma (Oh, come on, Mr. Paganini, couldn't you play us one more tune?), an exceptional story called "Keller's Adjustment" suggests a good cause for the hit man's malaise, something just about every reader can share — even with a sociopath.
By that logic, is Israel happy to see Saudi Arabia and Bahrain quash any opposition that seems pro-Iran?
Several of my indie friends have seen great success from deals signed with one or more console platforms because right now the mood of all three major manufacturers seems pro-indie.
It seems unlikely – he doesn't seem pro very much at all.
The flashbacks, unfortunately, can seem pro forma and forced: the excuse Hamilton finds for trotting out Kerouac's life story is noticing that a cook at a present-day diner kind of looks like him.
Though the Highlander's presence in New York may have seemed pro forma, Toyota has a well-documented history of transforming would-be base hits into inside-the-park home runs.
Feldman said she thought the attorney general's office made a fairly bold statement in sending the letter this week but that the argument detailed in its mere three paragraphs seemed pro forma.
While playing through the scale will make you seem pro, playing some cool licks and mixing it up will make you seem that much more, well, pro.
The movie, Mr. Bourne told The Post, "ends up seeming pro-Irish Republican Army in the same sense that a film about Selma in the '60s might have ended up seeming pro-black, but then I'm a filmmaker from the '60s.
