Sentence examples for seems restored from inspiring English sources

None of these symptoms necessarily mean the damage is permanent, though even if hearing seems restored to normal, damage may have been done.

At Volkswagen, it seems, restoring trust – the stock phrase that has trotted out since last September – means preserving boardroom pay.

The vision of Thomas himself in the penultimate line elevates the vocation of the poet, it seems, restoring Thomas and Lewis to a Welsh bardic tradition, where the poet's "brooding" presence is valued.

As daunting as this seems, restoring our democracy requires two relatively simple changes.

But he too has seemed restored in this Tour.

You've read 'The Magic Mountain.' " Another trap sprung, and he seemed restored.

There was something unearthly, in every sense, about the astronauts in their prime: one, John Young, mentions their air of "infallibility," and their buzz-cut prowess and dedication pulled them beyond our ken, whereas now, in their seventies, they seem restored to regular humanity — modest, fallible men, with an immodest tale to recount.

Interestingly, sensitivity to DMARDs seemed restored after HSCT.

A security chain on the door means Ieuan is denied access to his mate, but he manages to transmit the drug to Zach, who seems briefly restored to what passes for normality.

Rather, it shows that the healing in the 2MEP4F polymer results from the repair of the broken Diels Alder (cross-linking) bonds that seems to restore a molecular structure similar to that of the original virgin polymer with the same (or even slightly improved) overall macroscopic fracture resistance.

In their Haydn and Mendelssohn performances on Thursday, the players' vigor and polish seemed fully restored.