Sentence examples for which again seems from inspiring English sources

Gordon then argues that IR#2 was by far the most dramatic, which again seems right.

That leads to an underlying element which, again, seems insufficiently appreciated by western governments.

He could do it because he evoked the New Frontier, which again seems fresh.

His sustained power output recorded in the GSK test was 419 watts, which again seems consistent.

Some were garrison forts in the frontier region, which again seems to have extended, at least for a while, south of the Aurès and then northward from Tubunae to Saldae.

Meanwhile, the rules governing the ringfencing of banks' high-street operations from the riskier investment banking businesses have been clarified, which again seems to benefit the outspoken HSBC – aka the world's vocal bank.

This denial is actually broader than the earlier ones, which again seemed to more narrowly deny the affair.

"It could have come from anywhere," said Llong, which again seemed contrary to the visual evidence which suggested that never mind "anywhere", actually it could only have come from one source.

In the live studio segments, there was a mesmerizing stiltedness between them, which again seemed to violate the antiseptic core of the "Bachelor" franchise — it was confusing to feel that, amid such artifice, a real tragedy may have occurred.

But I do think the dollar weakness here has run quite a ways, so I'm a little bit more cautious right now, both in terms of currency and the equity markets, which again seem a little extended.

The shrink raised a very wry eyebrow here, which again seemed to be trying to tell Thomas something.