Sentence examples for seems to propose from inspiring English sources

The text seems to propose a new term for the time-space continuum.

Rees seems to propose that minorities be compensated for the harassment they receive at the hands of the evil SWAMees.

The West has Middle Eastern blood on its hands, this book seems to propose, though Énard doesn't perform a full moral inventory.

"Clinton's strategy seems to propose a continuation of the status quo, letting it unfold in the states, making her appear more moderate, which makes sense in the general election," says Berry.

Some of its music sounds chamberlike, some Latin, some funky; some, with breathtaking long-line improvisations and tight group communication, seems to propose a new model for saxophone trios.

In one recent paper, Goldin, intentionally or not, seems to propose a third path — she writes, "The solution does not have to involve government intervention and it does not depend on the improvement of women's bargaining skills or heightened will to compete.

When Mr. Blagojevich's former aide suggested that a donation seemed imminent, Mr. Blagojevich seemed to propose dangling a bill signing to Mr. Johnston.

The alternative values they expressed through fashion, music, sexual mores and other lifestyle choices seemed to propose an entirely different world.

He seemed to propose "Metal Machine Music" as corrective honesty, almost clinical, as if he'd hooked up a mixing board directly to his neurons.

The artists and the exhibition's curators seem to propose a dismantling of the conventions of sculpture, photography, and architecture but the concept feels half-baked.

The artists and the exhibition's curators seem to propose a dismantling of the conventions of sculpture, photography, and architecture — but the concept feels half-baked.