Sentence examples for seems smooth from inspiring English sources

Still another example of chaotic planning that seems smooth only in retrospect related to the Marshall Plan, announced in 1948 as the American effort to rebuild Europe, including Germany.

A rubber band can't be stretched indefinitely, because although it seems smooth and continuous, that's merely a convenient approximation: it's really made of atoms, and if you stretch it too much, it snaps.

But Mr Miliband has plumped for outright opposition to the government's policies.Compared with the era of the warring titans Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, Labour's policy machine seems smooth but underpowered.

It seems smooth and comforting, but then suddenly you think: 'Do I understand this?' You can smash it and break it, but it is really a liquid, so if you leave it on a table over the weekend it will drip onto the floor.

The surface topography seems smooth.

When change seems smooth we often regard it as continuous.

Cheever's account seems smoothed over at times, and she makes too many unsubstantiated claims, repeatedly suggesting, for example, that Alcott had a "deep influence" on Henry James.

And yet, next to Sergio Leone's lyrically distended "Fistful of Dollars," the Italian treatment of Kurosawa's "Yojimbo," "The Magnificent Seven" seems smoothed out, filtered through a committee, processed.

Topologically and in terms of correspondence to the original trajectories, both are correct, although geometrically the one on the left seems smoother.

For some the transition has seemed smooth, while for others the journey has been painful.

While Mancuso's thrilling run seemed smooth, elegant and efficient, Vonn's seemed tinged with elements of force and desperation.