Sentence examples for which seems designed from inspiring English sources

Gypsier", which seems designed to provoke a po-faced response from the culture police.

There has been no justification for this draconian change, which seems designed to intimidate civil servants into silence.

She is the curator of the show, which seems designed to lend support for a plausible -- and potentially marketable -- provenance for the works.

The piece de resistance, though, is a 12-foot-high hanging scroll titled "Layered Clouds and Mountains," which seems designed to replicate a landscape experience firsthand.

"My understanding is that People of Praise make 'covenants' that are akin to religious 'professions' or 'vows.' They aren't 'loyalty oaths,' a phrase which seems designed to suggest irrational commitment," said Chad Pecknold, a theologian at Catholic University.

Consider, for a moment, the geography of some of these terribly intimate conflicts, which seems designed to cram a broader dispute -- Catholic versus Protestant, Arab versus Israeli, Indian versus Pakistani -- into a closed and claustrophobic space.

Leaders and their delegations are unlikely to see many of the displays, which seem designed primarily for the hundreds of journalists attending the summit.

Certainly, the dullness of his recent concerts was not the fault of the repertoire, which seemed designed to point back to Herbert von Karajan, Abbado's predecessor.

There was a steady stream of them as she tackled the exhibits and activities, which seemed designed to entertain, provoke and stimulate any number of age levels.

Both the constitution and the election laws included specific provisions which seemed designed to prevent her from running for election or holding high office.

Despite such difficulties, however, which seem designed to foil the plans of anyone intent on categorization, much has been written about Robert Walser.