Sentence examples for seems to develop a from inspiring English sources
This postmodern, posteverything, fresh and funny novel by a young writer seems to develop a nonironic social conscience.
In the works of the 1650s and '60s, this logic seems to develop a magic quality as well.
She seemed to develop a political conscience overnight.
"Mother," he said, "seemed to develop a propensity for black men".
Everywhere people seemed to develop a fitness culture rooted in their ethnic or national identity.
"Many cats and their human companions seem to develop a pidgin language in order to communicate better.
His program, at this point, seemed to develop a personality of its own; "Experiments in Musical Intelligence" became Emmy.
Many people may know of a young person who seemed to develop a psychosis after smoking skunk, a particularly potent, hallucinogenic form of marijuana.
Retsina is made from pine resin and has a very distinct flavour; it needs to be drunk very chilled (some say to hide the taste); but most seemed to develop a liking for it by the third plastic cupful.
By Elizabeth Newcomb The New Yorker, December 10 , 1938P. 104 For some reason or other, people who live in country houses, seem to develop a strange immunity to the cold, as if they grew a rich, invisible fur.
Even silver-tongued dramatists like Christopher Durang ("Sex and Longing") and Wendy Wasserstein (the Broadway version of "An American Daughter") seem to develop a life-draining stammer when their plays approach the subject of those who scurry about Capitol Hill.
