Sentence examples for seems to fall back from inspiring English sources
It is precisely di Prima's accomplishments that set her apart from the stereotypes Harrison seems to fall back on so ungenerously: "There were so many of those girls in New York in the 50's, girls with long hair and long capes, babies tugging at them in the cold.
He in fact seems to fall back on moral categories (perhaps unwittingly), in the absence of medical typology: "True saints, completely selfless individuals, are rare and unnatural too, (Hare) points out, but we don't talk about their being diseased".
Where Murray seems to fall back on the idea that old bromides about pulling yourself up by your bootstraps will allow white winners to salvage the crumbling society they rule, German writer Hans Magnus Enzensberger points us toward something very deep about our shared identity as individual human beings.
With In The Basement, he seems to falling back on the same old shocks.
The Penang sections feel more effortfully researched, and seem to fall back sometimes upon a common literary stock.
Even shows that seem to fall back on a stunty gimmick have more depth than one might initially assume.
All grown up, but they seemed to fall back into the same patterns with one another almost immediately.
When that pressure builds, new entrepreneurs seem to fall back on the same M.B.A. training they used to fuel growth in the dot-com sector.
In February 2014, Mada seemed to fall back to where it began: a nonprofit organisation called the Media Development Investment Fund turned down its application for an investment that would have supported operations for a year.
The family balancers, rather like transvestites, always seem to fall back on the most traditional, unreconstructed ideas about gender - the girls wear pink and like shopping while the boys are ballsy little footballers.
But in Strasbourg, France, the prime minister seemed to fall back on his roots as the son of a Scottish preacher, and as a student politician of the radical left, focusing on the demons that detractors believe are inherent in the capitalist system.
