Sentence examples for which it seemed from inspiring English sources

Fariha Mughal attended a community board hearing in Manhattan at which "it seemed as if the public was ranting and raving" while board members appeared to go through the motions of listening.

Indeed, apart from a brief episode in which it seemed New Balance would stem its opposition to TPP in return for a lucrative contract supplying the military, the company has long been in consumers' good books.

AFTER a lull of five years during which it seemed that Iraq might emerge from its civil war, the country has been drawn back into a nightmare of spiralling attacks on a widening range of targets.

And it concludes: "The British political class is in a fight for which it seemed unprepared.

Which, it seemed at least, meant that this was about mind-travel – or dreams.

It was Augustine who rescued it from the decorous oblivion to which it seemed to be heading.

The door opened on the scene of misery and confusion in which it seemed that all Beth's days were passed.

There followed a period of over 20 years in which it seemed that his music career had stalled.

She used the new art as a platform on which, it seemed, she invited us to live a bigger life, with new emotions, new thoughts, a new candor.

The submersible continued to move smoothly downward, remaining visible in the water for another half minute or so, after which it seemed to melt into the cobalt vastness.

It has been perched for ages atop the city's swarm of yellow taxis, an illuminated language in which it seemed only New Yorkers were fluent.