Sentence examples for seems to replace from inspiring English sources

Another member held that "Superman frequently seems to replace Dad to some children, once they have found out that Dad is vulnerable".

Another powerful finding in cluster ensemble research is that the blind criterion Averaged Normalized Mutual Information seems to replace actual misclassification ratio, whenever labels are given to actual clusters.

If that means that the album becomes labored in its second half, when an existential fatigue seems to replace the careful pacing, so be it; it remains a wonderful experiment in the power of absence.

An uptempo spontaneous section on A Sleeping Bee is not only so inventive that the pianist's ever-changing shape for it seems to replace the original one, but develops so fast that the normally fastidiously accurate Evans appears to be pressing to accelerate the tempo.

But for present purposes it is enough to notice how Aquinas seems to replace Augustinian illumination with the Aristotelian agent intellect.

We have to ask, however, whether pragmatic naturalism is a method that yields genuine moral knowledge, since it seems to replace reference to knowledge of moral truth with knowledge of the practical means for resolving human conflict.

They seem to replace it, for a while.

When a man stood on the moon, action seemed to replace contemplation – conquest to succeed staring.

When technology comes to politics, journalists seem to replace their boilerplate cynicism with frothy enthusiasm.

Such empires even seemed to replace nature with a system of their own invention, as if wielding a divine force.

Not just among the levee workers but throughout Quincy, a collective sense of despair seemed to replace the near-euphoric mood of cooperative enterprise.