Sentence examples for what seems sweet from inspiring English sources
On the skeptic's side, Henry discusses cases of sensory relativism (what seems sweet to one person does not seem sweet to another, e.g).; the changeable nature of the sensory world; and the Learner's Paradox from the Meno.
What seems like it could be a sweet love story is actually an allegory for Iraqi and the United States -- the king (based, obviously, on Saddam) is the peaceful Iraq, while the cruel, rapist husband is the Gulf War-waging United States.
Many of the city's more than 2,000 creameries now carry up to 10 options in this category, in what seems like a race to out-sweet one another with elaborate inventions.
What initially seemed sweet and thoughtful quickly descended into something decidedly unromantic and even emotionally abusive: love bombing.
Luis Felipe Ortega keeps things sweet and simple in "Boat," enumerating what seems to be a pebble-covered cove with the utmost care.
Two sweet new books, "Mousterpiece" and "Sky Color," continue what seems to have become a kind of crusade to teach children the value of artistic self-expression.
He seems sweet and true (problematic instincts and history aside).
AT FIRST blush, life in Italy still seems sweet enough.
