Sentence examples for that seemed from from inspiring English sources

Maybe even, it contained something of an afterglow from a personal friendship that seemed – from their warm farewell on the tarmac – to have strengthened over the course of two days together.

Don't bother us.' " Thus began a crucial phase of one of the deadliest terrorist assaults in Indian history, one that seemed from the start to be coordinated meticulously to cause maximum fear and chaos.

The concept and designs had long been settled on, and the sets and costumes were nearly completed when, three months ago, in a huff that seemed from all reports unwarranted, Mr. Stein quit, citing frustration with bureaucratic complications regarding his visa.

Thus the fact we were there, watching Raf Simons' Dior models trudge along a narrow lawn of lilac astroturf, like a scorched Venusian landscape, in garb that seemed from another age.

Joining, and thus adding legitimacy to, a government that seemed from the start to be a creature of the military shows the kind of political tone-deafness that is making him more of a liability than an asset to liberalization.

They have produced a brasserie that seems — from the pressed-tin ceiling to the tea-towel napkins — so generic that you start to suspect some sort of sophisticated in-joke.

The only pathway that seems from a physiological viewpoint able to regulate ribosomal biogenesis as a function of the availability of all essential nutrients is the FGM pathway.

"That seemed inevitable from the moment he left office.

Ferozi, a banking novice, had a history that seemed lifted from a Saturday-afternoon adventure movie.

His dramatic performance that day set up a victory that seemed plucked from a storybook.

It was a scene that seemed taken from a 1950s CinemaScope western, and Mr. Badure seemed straight out of Central Casting.