Sentence examples for that seem accurate from inspiring English sources
Yet as I attend more and more performances that seem accurate but joyless, I fear that the business of classical music has taken some of the fun right out of the game.
Here's what he invented: a 'listening step' for meetings called 'walk a mile in my shoes.' After each 'side' presents its conflicting opinion, he has the 'opposing side,' put themselves in the shoes of the 'loyal opposition.' They are then required to paraphrase what they heard in ways that seem accurate, and unbiased by the original speaker.
BD: Now that Incubus is back, in a lot of ways it seems like it's a new era for you guys - does that seem accurate?
As for the "Ultrasilencer" aspect, the vacuum operates at 65 decibels, or the volume of a normal conversation, according to the manufacturer, a description that seemed accurate in a trial run at a reporter's Manhattan apartment.
When I was a child, my grandmother always referred to our pet dog's excrement as "business", so to this day, when I envisage "the business community", I imagine a vast pile of sentient faeces issuing its demands while smoking a Cuban cigar, an image that seems increasing accurate as the decades pass.
The measurements performed as advertised, offering up my preferred stroke, my heart rate and pace and a host of other measurements that seemed pretty accurate.
Find the one that seems most accurate, then click on it once to select it.
It intermingles painful yet inspiring cross-cultural encounters with "Aha!" moments of detective work that seem contrived, no matter how accurate they happen to be.
Mansfield had only one quad, and the quad had only three sides, so the terminology didn't seem accurate, but that's what it was called.
In such circumstances it does not seem accurate to say that any particular form of expression comes from the subject matter.
It does seem accurate to say that Hillary's momentum is off, she has watched a very sizeable lead in Iowa disappear as Bernie Sanders came on --as seemingly unstoppasle as a long-in-the-tooth Sorcerer's Apprentice.
