Sentence examples for term that seems from inspiring English sources

In the short term, that seems unlikely.

At least for the short term, that seems assured.

Sciatica is a medical term that seems a little old-fashioned, like lumbago or the grippe.

Still, "herding cats" is not a term that seems to apply to the Popovich family.

Everyone interviewed for this article expressed some degree of disdain for a term that seems to relegate the skills it's describing to the backseat.

It's a term that seems to resonate in many circles, and was a part of the thinking behind the Digital Youth project.

Yet if there were any French term that seemed to summarize the occasion, it would seem to have been faux pas.

Indeed, Coleman, my 85-year-old second cousin once removed, still jovially referred to it as "the afternoon," a catchall term that seemed to refer to any time after noon but before midnight.

The Supreme Court heard two cases this term that seem to take the measure of our society -- one, for the way we treat homosexuals and the other for the way we protect women from barbarity.

We existed in a perpetual post-college phase -- a term that seemed increasingly ridiculous when we started receiving notices for our 10-year-high-school reunions.

Even if he went out on his own terms, that seems small consolation to adherents.