Sentence examples for seems true to from inspiring English sources

While that seems true to an extent, "Summer in Baden-Baden" seems to be about something more complicated than love.

All this seems true to Cervantes's aim of exposing the absurdity of knight errantry, while conveying the holy madness of his hero.

Front legroom is barely adequate -- this seems true, to varying degrees, of all Nissans -- and the seats sit so high that the headroom of 6-footers is compromised.

Landon-Smith says that "there are points where the emotions get so high that they have to sing instead of speak", which seems true to the pitch of Brontë's drama.

All of these pieces depend on swiftness and lightness for their effect; flaring up into momentary life and then fading out before they acquire any burdensome solemnity, and this, too, seems true to the essential nature of the form.

"End of the World Party" is set in a Fire Island share named Ill Repute, an example of the sort of self-conscious humor that jars even when it seems true to the characters.

And this had seemed true to Woody.

"That doesn't seem true to the time that we're living in now.

The two galleries of Parmigianino's drawings seem true to his Mannerist sensibility.

He was a gifted inventor of the truth, of whatever seemed true to him at the moment.

— In defeat, the 2012 Republican presidential hopefuls have mostly faded from view, in ways that seem true to type.