Sentence examples for the declaration seems from inspiring English sources

We're told he wants to get Alice back, to try to make her human again, but the declaration seems just that: declared rather than felt.

A United Nations diplomat familiar with Iraq's submission said "our preliminary assessment" is that much of the declaration "seems to be recycled".

The Declaration seems to lend support to an important principle of interpretation relative to the provisions on cooperation which form an important part of the new Law of the Sea.

Also, to many, the declaration seemed academic.

To many, the declaration seemed academic.

The Declaration seemed to sink without trace, but perhaps it was not so.

More often than not, however, the declaration seemed that of a lover spurned by a public and self-serving politicians they believe are besotted with antigovernment language.

The declarations seemed like the work of two titans going head to head, with Mr. Klein having been stung by comments that he has been unduly influenced by Mr. Lang's work.

In this comprehensive study, richly documented by diplomatic correspondence, Jonathan Schneer concludes that the famous declaration seems to have just missed the sidetrack of history: in contrast to a common myth, Britain's support for Zionism was not the result of an inevitable process.

Ironically, the administration, which gave Netanyahu a political boost with the Golan declaration, seems to have been acting on an assumption: that Netanyahu would win, form a broad-based government and, thus, be able to say "yes" to their plan.

If the Cornwall Declaration seems like a tough read, you can get what you need from the organization's DVD series: "Resisting the Green Dragon: A Biblical Response to one of the Greatest Deceptions of our Day".