Sentence examples for which seems compounded from inspiring English sources

La, which seems compounded equally of compassion, curiosity and lust.

Our mourning seems compounded by how the date has fallen, how commemorating two joyful welcomes is overshadowed by a loss for which none of us were prepared.

The water buffalo seem compounded of it.

Should we regulate individual compounds, which seems unmanageable and impossible?" wondered Detlef Knappe, a professor of civil, construction, and environmental engineering at North Carolina State University.

The cytotoxic effect has been shown to not depend on MLH1 in some tumour cells (Colella et al, 1999) and has been attributed to the α-bromoacrylic moiety of the compound, which seems to interfere with cell cycle progression via yet unknown pathways (Cozzi, 2000; Geroni et al, 2002).

If anything, Labour's pains are going to be compounded by an outcome which seems very likely to leave things exactly as they are, only worse.

The difference of 150 mV arises from the presence of the phosphonate group in 23, which seems to contribute to the compounds' HOMOs and shifts the potential cathodically.

32 Social stigma about weight, which seems to be related to gender, might be compounded by other specific issues for people whose sexuality could also be socially stigmatised.

Freeze-drying considerably reduces the volume of the liquid phase while it increases the volume of the gas phase, which seems to promote the migration of compounds to the headspace of the vial.

Chili peppers are rich in a compound called capsaicin, which seems to prompt the body to burn additional calories.

This was further compounded by bathing the baby soon after birth which seems to be a universal practice.