Sentence examples for seems to be flat from inspiring English sources

The Kobo, their own solution, is actually quite nice but seems to be flat in terms of sales.

Evolutionary processes and, in general, scientific explanations of the world are often in contrast with the immediate and simple explanations that our brain gives of reality (e.g. the sun seems to turn around the earth, the earth seems to be flat), and are influenced by what Francis Bacon called " idola" (false notions or tendencies which distort the truth [ 3]).

Due to the lack of influence on the observables, for the case of t1 the objective function seems to be noisy and therefore the solution is hard to find even for global optimization methods and for e2 a the objective function seems to be flat therefore the optimization method may achieve any solution in the allowed range but with a significant tendency to get trapped in the bounds.

From here, words seemed to be flat and slippery things, like flounder.

2. Notice the kids who seem to be flat-lining, anxious, or upset, whether you know them or not.

BOEING'S spin machine seems to be going flat out to distract attention from the woes of the grounded 787 Dreamliner.

This manufacturing method, dictated by Airbus's consortium structure, happens to mirror modern ideas about how manufacturers should work whereas Boeing epitomises mass production circa 1940.In Seattle everybody always seems to be working flat out; Airbus's flow of work seems more ordered.

Firstsite will show temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, and say that "art practice has changed so much in recent years; artists are creating work in so many different media", so the idea seems to be that flat surfaces for fuddy-duddy paintings would not be needed as much and there would be installations and sculptures instead.

The Captivate Glide is a nice marriage between the Samsung Galaxy S II and a full QWERTY keyboard, however the keyboard itself seems to be "irritatingly flat".

Trump is going to have to defend Arizona, Utah, and Georgia, while (so far) his goal of poaching the Rust Belt (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin) seems to be falling flat.

A bloody revolution and counter-revolution are raging; the dictatorial president, whose portrait seems to be on every flat surface, is dying.