Sentence examples for this passage seemed from inspiring English sources

This passage seemed germane.

And in the finale, which reprises the tragic conclusion of "Somewhere," Mr. Thomas balanced the pungent chords so precisely that this passage seemed as harmonically inventive as anything in Stravinsky.

"This passage seems gratuitous," Mr. Giles said, "casting Murdoch in an unfavorable light without adding fresh information that advanced readers' understanding of the story".

America's multilateral trade deficit will not be significantly narrowed until America saves significantly more...The meaning of this passage seems very clear to me.

Nevertheless, the argument in this passage seems to be quite Lockean in its basic structure.

This passage seems clearly to recall the main ideas in section 4, part 1 of Hume's Enquiry.

This passage seems to characterize knowing (zhi) quite narrowly, as the ability to recognize something encountered in perceptual experience.

This passage seems to betray the influence of Aristotle's Metaphysics, book 12 and here it is apposite to reiterate that the Kindi circle produced an Arabic version of that work.

For almost a century, the passage seemed terrifyingly premonitory, the unknown destination being the hell of the camps and the Gulag and the totalitarian nightmare.

Why, Lord, do you reject me and hide your face from me?" Welby said the passage seemed "full of doubt".

Things to look for include: Sentence fragmentation: If the passage seemed to be going somewhere but then suddenly chops and changes, several times, this may be a red flag that external work has been inserted.