Sentence examples for what seems increasingly from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — Israelis and Palestinians are imprisoned in what seems increasingly like a hermetically sealed bubble.

What seems increasingly apparent is that Pakistan possess some dreadful runners.

What seems increasingly clear, both in its earlier rise and in its current form, is that Isis has created a surprisingly durable and seductive call to arms.

If the yellow is up for grabs, what seems increasingly certain is that Mark Cavendish, now trailing green jersey leader Peter Sagan by more than 100 points, has very few chances of repeating his 2011 win in the same classification.

What seems increasingly plausible, however, is that America's spooks (and maybe others' too) should have seized on the chance to piggyback on the activities of a supposedly neutral United Nations agency.

But what seems increasingly clear (to cop a favorite phrase from the authors of "Grail") is that "The Da Vinci Code," like "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," is based on a notorious hoax.

Why the lag in announcing what seemed increasingly certain?

What seemed increasingly clear, though, is that in the coalition agreement, Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Tom had achieved a kind of coup within a coup, silencing Republican social conservatives on one hand and distancing Seattle Democrats on the other, all in one karate chop.

Former Sen. Rick Santorum played aggressor for much of the night, struggling to inject himself into what seemed increasingly like a two-way race with less than 48 hours remaining until the South Carolina polls open on Saturday.

Literary knowledge, difficult to define, can redeem some portion of our imaginative poverty in what seems an increasingly tenuous age for deep reading.

But this is not an argument unique to what seems an increasingly foreign country across the Atlantic: the same very rightwing forces are at work in Britain.