Sentence examples for seems to collapse from inspiring English sources

There are days when all the world seems to collapse into a few simple strands of narrative.

Time seems to collapse in this troubling family saga, more notable for its meditative aspects than for its relatively straightforward story of betrayal and loss.

"Kiss" led to the early black-and-white Op works, like "Movement in Squares" (1961), a flat checkerboard that seems to collapse or fold into depth.

The dancers were taught one movement mimicking a "high diver as he parts the water" and another called bleh, in which the body seems to collapse on itself.

While Ledger seems to collapse into middle age convincingly, Gyllenhaal struggles in the later scenes with his prosthetic paunch and Freddie Mercury moustache.

He has a deep, bearish voice and a Texas accent, and he seems to collapse himself like a telescope when he comes through a doorway.

There were several teams which seemed to collapse mid-season.

But when the subject of the strike came up, she seemed to collapse in on herself.

I remember a flash and brief blackout; all my organs seemed to collapse into my stomach.

Teams that exist on rickety confidence seem to collapse at the slightest tremor of doubt.

And in her advanced age, her own world seemed to collapse as well.