Sentence examples for the term seemed from inspiring English sources

Hwin calls most rooms spaceships, but the term seemed apt here.

He explained he was referring specifically to a failure to follow defensive instructions but the term seemed to have far greater resonance.

The product was featured on several television shows and the term seemed to enter our public vernacular.

Although I know communism certainly still exists, his use of the term seemed to ring more true during the height of the Cold War.

But then I noticed something about the president's repeated references to "education" and what the term seemed to mean to him.

The term seemed to especially strike a nerve in Mexico, which in the early years of its military-led campaign against criminal cartels worried that it would suffer a "Colombianization" of drug-related violence.

Although the term seems inadequate, these structures are, in fact, functioning shelters for birds.

Because, of course, what the term seems to encompass is all perfectly admirable.

They eat "emergency sandwiches" even though the term seems designed to make the meal seem less ordinary.

The term seems to have appeared first in the Washington Times in a reference to Islamist fundamentalists.

As those star architects seem to be stiff, inflexible and insensitive, like an overly starched shirt, the term seems to be appropriate.