Sentence examples for seems something like from inspiring English sources

In the lucidity of his prose and the skill with which he handles his narrative, he seems something like an ungrouchy Edmund Wilson.

Saul's decency, intellect, compassion and hidden demons seem to resonate with Patinkin's memories of his father even as the characterization seems something like a wish — to create a man he never had the chance to know better.

For someone who wins for the sake of winning, who never roots for the underdog, in sports or in life, this retreat from speedcubing seems something like a reluctant acceptance that some things are indeed, impossible.

Ms. Friel's Lulu may be too pedestrian to stick to the memory the way that Brooks's does, but it seems something like feminist justice to present this character without the poetic veils.

Still, in his account pleasure seems something like a dividend of excellent activity (1175b30).

Of these three options, the second seems least attractive, as it seems something like a conceptual truth that globality and encapsulation pull in opposite directions.

Its lack of foul odor seemed something like a foretaste of an improved future Gowanus Canal.

The high profile of many of the participants makes it seem something like a CSR Academy Awards.

The performances can seem something like a combination of a pop concert and a peep show.

That might be the beginning of a practice of pardons that does not, itself, seem something like a crime.

Trump's voters, the left-wing urban theorist Mike Davis wrote this week, seemed "something like the American version of the Khmer Rouge".