Sentence examples for seems raised from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's friendly, it seems, raised more questions than it did answers.

But all of them reach roots into authentic cultural soil, and as New Orleans itself is raised a precarious few inches above the river's wet suck, so the city's hectic gaiety seems raised above the reaching arms of death.

The handle of a Penobscot crooked knife, carved in wood to represent a delicate but firmly clenched fist that seems raised in warning, is as full of import as a small articulated Tlingit transformation puppet, a skeleton made of bone, sinew and abalone-shell inlay whose rib cage opens to reveal a snarling face.

Nothing substantial has changed, and yet the mood across the country, as well as both sides of the binary political divide, seems raised.

A new row about a similar subject, piffling though it seems, raises important questions about the proper relation between academe and politics, and the freedom (or otherwise) of scholarly endeavour.Some British academics don't like Ariel Sharon.

The visitors had Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller on the pitch and yet couldn't score a goal or, it seems, raise much of a gallop.

The essence of a jerk is immutable, or so it seems, raising a basic question: How do you deal with the office ninny, jackass or schmuck?

With new products now out, it's up to Breezy to accelerate its growth and, it seems, raise some more capital.

Even the eccentric hairdos of some of the Japanese spectators -- boys with blown-up, rockabilly hair -- seemed raised in protest against conformity.

Blood pressure seems slightly raised, and occasionally think I may have the beginnings of a headache, but it never manifests.

Michelle never seems to raise her voice or even grow tense.