Sentence examples for which seems telling from inspiring English sources

Vernon's voice is frequently mangled with Auto-Tune and other electronic effects until it's unrecognisable, which seems telling as well, given that he's expressed a desire to play to audiences who've "hopefully never heard of us".

In different publicity releases he is described as a baritone and bass-baritone, which seemed telling: he may still be trying to figure it out.

The album's cover features BDOD head honcho John Barrett, arms outstretched, holding a shotgun and a football, and those themes of slick and seemingly approved violence carry over into the new video, which seems to tell the story of the coolest guy in the world who has a sweet dune buggy and a very happening bachelor's pad full of guns, knives, and women covered in bandages.

The film is also broken into two parts, the second of which seems almost to tell a different story.

He was clad in a bright and neat uniform, well garnished with gold, which seemed to tell the story of a loving mother and sisters who had sent their household pet to the field of war.

Soon, he tells us, he's abandoned his wife and son to study auctioneering in Oklahoma, where he not only masters the existing arts but invents a new technique: the allegoric method, which seems to consist of telling fabulist tales about each item on the auction block.

"He'd never heard of George Clinton, which seems comical now," Kerr told me in 2011.

She keeps one in the house and one in the car — which seems only sensible, she told the reporters, for someone who lives alone and is often driving through unpleasant neighborhoods late at night.

Karl's young sons do not figure prominently in the narrative; for them the Jewish experience in both czarist and Soviet societies will exist primarily in the histories they will read and the stories their parents and grandparents will tell, which seems to have been largely the case for Mr. Bezmozgis, who immigrated to Canada with his family in 1980.

His preference seemed telling.

"There is a sense of great pride and belonging among the staff," Suzi told me, which seems borne out by the length of time they've spent here.