Sentence examples for which seem locked from inspiring English sources

But it's not always easy to do so in the presence of some of his past sculptures, which seem locked in their mood of infantile alienation.

Visualising the actual debate in terms of agree versus disagree, providing more resources and feeds creates a better experiencing than anything I've seen on Facebook for instance, which seems locked into the newsfeed scenario.

The long-term resilience of 1930s socio-technical transport systems, despite our current awareness of negative side effects (congestion, pollution and energy cost), shows also the path-dependency of the whole transport sector, which seems locked into the (future) repetition of its past.

They want Ukip voters back but seem locked into a strategy of insulting the party to which they have defected in the meantime.

Many people seem locked into their positions.

Especially after the Olympics tourists seem locked into London.

We may not see this for awhile yet in the United States, which, as Arianna noted, seems locked into a vise-grip of right/left political wrangling.

He had, it seemed, locked onto his ideal subject: the ease with which acquaintance can slide into threat.

Israel under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems locked in a self- defeating dynamic in which it feels misunderstood and gives up on international opinion.

America seems locked in the political equivalent of an Icelandic saga, with both sides taking revenge for an original wrong which neither remembers clearly.

She grew silent and seemed locked in some reflections of her own for a while until she noticed the buttons of the new cardigan, which she began to admire.