Sentence examples for this context seems from inspiring English sources

Sellers, as a cockney black-marketeer, offers a performance that in this context seems almost naturalistic, more reportage than invention.

The piece concludes with "Providence," which in this context seems to represent a state of well-being rather than the capital of Rhode Island.

This context seems to operate the way Kitty's family operated for Levin: the fact that she is a fellow-participant in the workshop signals that Linda is broadly suitable for him, that she is the right type.

Contact, in this context, seems to be possible only by way of surfaces.

To call this the ethical approach, in this context, seems a misnomer.

But the idea of similar organization in this context seems to demand some sort of classification of thoughts independently of their particular content.

Her head was reduced to a simple circle – a customary Opie riff that, in this context, seemed to allude to Moore's trademark holes.

The piece opened as a kind of duet between a clean, pointed piano line and a wilder, rawer orchestra, which in this context seemed a metaphor: the Nordic element kept in check by the rational forces of classicism.

They feature skulls, skeletons, and masks that, in this context, seem very like death masks.

Consequently the accuracy of the scoring for danger assessment in this context seemed questionable since "Has he threatened to kill you?" scored the same as "Is he presently at home?" (see Additional file 1).

Although there are other lexical diversity indices, including those described by Yu (2009) that measure diversity of language in passages of text, the application of Shannon diversity index for comparison of the diversity of words and phrases in this context seemed more appropriate for comparison of single words or phrases in association with a single stimulus word over time.