Sentence examples for which seems at from inspiring English sources
Which seems, at first glance, counterintuitive.
The Yankees have won 94 games, which seems at once routine and extraordinary.
Initially you scan the overall image which seems at first to be rendered by countless, crisp brush strokes.
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and Donald J. Trump are locked in a humid political embrace, which seems, at first glance, unlikely.
Perhaps this woman's request, which seems at first like the most capricious of death sentences, just reflects the most human of fears.
Melissa Rossi, in her unauthorized biography, "Courtney Love: Queen of Noise," addresses Love's reputation as a bully, which seems at odds with her new politesse makeover.
She chose a different life, which seemed at the time more adventurous and risky.
He felt unsettled by the lack of irony among many fellow-Scientologists — an inability to laugh at themselves, which seemed at odds with the character of Hubbard himself.
Around this time, the videos are featuring some new moves — for example, multiple spins (which seem, at times, to have received technical assistance).
When I asked how he felt about Mr. Pawlenty's comments about the bailouts, which seem at odds with his organization, he said: "Our views are totally consistent.
My middle son had been experiencing some developmental discomforts, which seemed at the time insurmountable, and I described these to Lasnet over dinner.
