Sentence examples for seems threatened from inspiring English sources
Not that Easton's agricultural heritage seems threatened.
He blamed Maëva for his son's death and, it seems, threatened her in phone messages.
This little community seems threatened by terrible forces above and below: trolls in the mountains, monsters from the fjord.
When Medicare or Social Security seems threatened by Republican initiatives, that's the dominant issue; in other cycles, higher taxes and big government are the focus.
An effort to save the finca, an American cultural treasure and an important Cuban tourist attraction, seems threatened by a storm of politics.
It is that stability that seems threatened by the sudden interest by brokers in selling the homes to people who are not from the neighborhood.
Suddenly, progress seems threatening.
Certainly there is very little that seems threatening about Mr. Tyson on this day.
But at the same time she's not so beautiful that she seems threatening or difficult in any way.
They cited China's portrayal of itself as a newly confident and rich power on the world stage, a posture that seems threatening to Americans and Europeans.
No one likes to give up power, and in some societies the rise of women's rights seems threatening to people (presumably men) who are in entrenched positions.
