Sentence examples for which here seems from inspiring English sources

I keep thinking about this ambiguous rendering of the last scene of Mozart's late singspiel, which here seems his most philosophical work.

His Wild Tales are a collection of delicious, horrible, scary and scabrous stories from Argentina, a country which here seems to have reached the end of its tether long ago.

But today, we are told (without real explanation), his case suggests that "he may also have been deeply affected by racism, isolation, poverty and perhaps uncertainty about his sexual orientation" — which here seems a bit like a list of contemporary diagnostic formulas.

Dad is arrested for gross disrespect toward a customs official, for attempted bribery, which here seems to be a capital offense, and for breaching border etiquette.

IL-3R/ CD123 expression in ITD+ AML blasts has been described as a frequent event [ 26, 27], which here seems to be associated with the accumulation of DC precursors that are not terminally differentiated towards mDC or pDC.

Whatever anyone felt about the performance, here was a musician not doing something to the music but responding to what he senses and hears in this remarkable score, which here seemed, in context, every bit as modern as the Wolpe Passacaglia.

He had been with us for almost two weeks, which here seemed like a life time.

As a film, "Iris" works mainly by flashback, a technique which here never seems to obtrude on the viewer's sense of continuity -- what is going on at the present time in the film, and what went on in the past, in happier times.

Also, a few of the candidates have the obligatory hard-luck stories, which here just seem exploitive.

But an effort to reconstruct that larger picture would help readers to understand better the actions of the FARC, which here often seem utterly illogical and incomprehensible, exercises in sadism for the sheer fun of it.

But successive governments have been unable to resist the popular demand for fatter paychecks, which many here seem to regard as a fringe benefit of European integration.