Sentence examples for seems to define from inspiring English sources

That's what seems to define us.

The Field even seems to define itself against the fair.

Language in the Constitution seems to define non-Slavs as second-class citizens.

In fashion as in science, mutation, rather than invention, seems to define modernity.

He seems to define paintings foremost as flat surfaces that radiate visual power in unfamiliar terms.

Jackson seems to define himself by his eclecticism; he reveres basketball players as much as poets.

And now a band whose story seems to define quiet survival has seen its profile expand.

It even seems to define a new approach to science museums.

Small and plucky seems to define the borough's distillers so far.

How does this article seem to define "patriotism"?

Brian Slavenas seemed to define the term "all-American".