Sentence examples for seems to undergo from inspiring English sources

Hamed seems to undergo some sort of transformation for each fight, sometimes both professionally and personally.

Mr. Rudd, who was excellent in "Bash," never seems to undergo the thorough transformation indicated by the script.

When, through a series of atrocities visited upon his family, Titus is forced to realize that this imperial chain is corrupt, Mr. Hodge seems to undergo internal combustion.

"The cell seems to undergo a kind of derangement," says Judith Campisi, an expert on aging at the Berkeley National Labs, in California.

And so the Soldier Jake Szczypekk) simply seems to undergo a series of tedious ordeals before eventually winning the love of the Princess (Christina Noel Reaves) in a reality-show contest.

Wounded soldiers fall, crawl and die; children play silly games; a perhaps spastic girl moves in stunted, labored style but seems to undergo a cure; a muse (Laura Halzack) proves also to be an angelic messenger of death.

In 2002, Georgia politics seemed to undergo a sudden tilt.

Those who do, OJ Simpson and Tiger Woods, for example, often seem to undergo a spectacular fall from grace.

Although animals seem to undergo brain changes that suggest a kind of addiction to sugar, that has yet to be clearly demonstrated in people.

Still, the view from the spot remained timeless and magnificent, and at sunset the Alhambra seemed to undergo an alchemical change.

Along the way, however, Mr. McCain, whose voting record in 18 years in Congress has been staunchly conservative, except on campaign finance and anti-tobacco legislation, seemed to undergo a surprising evolution on the campaign trail.