Sentence examples for seems true of from inspiring English sources

That seems true of Adebayo himself.

For now, that seems true of Hannibal's ethnicity.

But underneath the surface something roils, and that seems true of Graham herself.

The same seems true of Bombay, where this goes on against a background of social decay.

That initially seems true of his 2005 movie, "Our Daily Bread," a nonfiction look at industrial food production.

But the slump was as striking for its synchronicity as its severity.The opposite seems true of the recovery.

And each painting is complex in itself, a little world, removed from us in time and sensibility but — this seems truer of Dutch art than of almost any European art before the late 19th century — still accessible on 21st-century terms.

Though both women are considered more ideological than their husbands, this seems truer of Mrs. Cheney than of Mrs. Clinton, now a senator and member of the centrist Democratic Leadership Council, whose leftist credentials are assumed by conservatives but have often been found lacking by actual liberals.

That has long seemed true about Trump; last night, it seemed true of Cruz, too.

That can also seem true of our semi-accidental online excursions, but the rabbit hole as metaphor for distraction is not a purely negative thing.

And from the male perspective this seemed true of Egyptian women in general, whether they were starting fights, or chasing dakar, or intimidating Azhar judges.