Sentence examples for steps seem more from inspiring English sources

Far smaller steps seem more like it.

At other times -- and this has occasionally been a problem with previous Pilobolus productions -- the virtuosity of the steps seemed more important than any meanings the steps were intended to convey.

But Mr López Obrador's ever-more strident rhetoric makes such a step seem more difficult and unlikely by the day.

His orchestra is loaded with the echoing percussion of the gamelan, but the measured chaos and chord progressions moving in lock step seem more about his teacher Messiaen than directly in contact with Balinese music.

Efrat Mansdorf has also taken a step down in the job market, though the step seems more like an entire stairway, she says.

After so many years of tedious laboratory work, your next step seems more crucial than ever.

A two-step process, where fatty acids from sugars are produced in the first step and then converted to corresponding biofuel molecules in the second step, seems more viable and attractive at this stage.

(This step seems more overwhelming than it is).

It is a compromise that seems justified to produce affordable stepping-stone homes which seem more generous than many "studio apartments" being touted on the private market.

But in some cases, as with Xalatan, those studies actually produce a practical discovery that can be licensed, allowing companies to step in when profits seem more assured.

If you can control the environment at all, taking these little steps will help the atmosphere seem more sexy and intimate.