Sentence examples for seems qualified from inspiring English sources

Mr Orban is to have a new post, in charge of "multilingualism".He seems qualified, since he speaks English, French and Italian.

Everything travels in every direction at once, in an ebb and a flow that seems qualified only by weight of numbers at one time in any one direction.

Unfortunately, Ciaran Hinds plays this make-believe version of former President Bill Clinton so broadly, and with such a cartoonish southern accent, that Bud barely seems qualified to be sheriff of Mayberry, let alone commander in chief.

"The Constant Gardener" returns him to the line of inquiry that he dropped after "The English Patient" and that he alone, these days, seems qualified to pursue: What happens to a gentleman when gentility is no longer enough?

While I'm not a big fan of on-camera therapy, especially when it's coming from Suze Orman who hardly seems qualified -- I mean, who goes to their financial advisor for help with self-esteem issues?

He refused to be drawn out on the question of how anyone was going to defeat the Taliban in a guerrilla war in the mountains, although as a veteran of fourteen years in similar mountains he seemed qualified to comment.

He is clearly a smart individual and he had had 8 years of the vice presidency under his belt so he sure seemed qualified.

Shareholders clamored for Dorsey to stay in the position in large part because few other business leaders seemed qualified to meaningfully correct Twitter's course. .

Ms. Bokova seems well qualified to lead it.

At the same time, she seems uniquely qualified to bring out the best in Almodóvar.

Lawrence H. Summers's shortcomings notwithstanding, Janet L. Yellen seems eminently qualified to be Fed chairwoman, and she has a working knowledge of the institution.