Sentence examples for theft seems from inspiring English sources

Metal theft seems like hard work — it's often heavy, and it's dangerous.

Worse, the rationalization offered by the Western official — that Afghans are happy to tolerate a certain level of bribery and theft — seems to have turned out terribly wrong.

The writer of an April 24 letter about identity theft seems to want to make store clerks responsible for verifying the identity of credit-cardholders.

For many Iraqis, minor theft seems justified because others take so much and because daily life in Iraq still feels precarious — a crust of calm resting on currents of sectarianism, poverty and anger.

White wrote a novel about a painter, too, The Vivisector, whose paintings exposed every excruciating weakness of his subjects, but it is an earlier White novel to which Theft seems, in part, a response.

The police say dynamite from the September theft seems to have been used by E.T.A. in a car bomb attack in Spain that killed a leader of that country's Socialist Party, Fernando Buesa Blanco, in February.

It probably did, but the tempo of theft seemed to speed up on her watch.

The hackers who perpetrated the Target theft seem to have stolen the data during a 19-day period beginning on 27 November.

Now, the three twowofof whom, including Sister Rice, are free and are awaiting trial in October — have made nuclear theft seem only a little more challenging than a romp in the Tennessee woods.

Dr. Callejas said fears of biological theft seemed particularly intense in South America, adding that it was "much, much easier to get permits for collecting in the Philippines and Vietnam" than in Colombia.

The paper called the fiasco a "huge embarrassment for President Obama," and said that the three protesters had "made nuclear theft seem only a little more challenging than a romp in the Tennessee woods".