Sentence examples for seems to strive from inspiring English sources

So Stewart seems to strive for a synthesis.

But although Nussbaum espouses the value of vulnerability, she seems to strive to exist in an entirely different realm.

He seems to strive to provoke an ecstatic reaction, like a clean-cut cross between James Brown and an evangelical preacher.

While competently constructed, "Catching Her Tears" seems to strive for the type of feigned perfection that "Winning You With Words" resists.

College football seems to strive to match the N.F.L. in chaos production, which is why there is some delicious irony in the news that Ohio State declared Terrelle Pryor ineligible for next season, even though he quit the school, and Pryor could not be happier because he hopes it means the N.F.L. will now throw him a supplemental draft.

Though nature seems to strive towards the perfect balance of form and function, she doesn't always achieve it.

That was the kind of simplicity that Walker seemed to strive for.

Koons seemed to strive for art-world approval while reaching beyond it, to a mass audience whose tastes he shared.

We tended to reject those that seemed to strive for power at the expense of a sense of place, or those that seemed out of balance.

Leonardo's was an art of expression that seemed to strive consciously to bring out the hidden ambiguity of the theme.

As you note in the book, modern players seem to strive to be as uninteresting as possible in their public comments.