Sentence examples for which there seemed from inspiring English sources

He was stuck in a cycle from which there seemed to be no escape.

In the summer between high school and college, I generated a list of words to which there seemed no possible synonym.

The men looking after us – of which there seemed to be an embarrassingly large number – made top-notch cocktails, and a top-notch dinner, too.

THIS week was the first time since he came to power in 1997 in which there seemed to be a serious chance that Tony Blair might lose his job.

"He told me … that the Negroes in the Cow Island settlement on the coast of Hayti were suffering intensely from a pest of 'jiggers' from which there seemed to be no escape or protection.

Taking a long view of American history, it's possible to argue that each of these rights has led to a fracture in the body politic, a dispute in which there seemed to be no room for compromise.

posing a question for which there seems no obvious answer.

Speaking of which, there seems to be a bit of Potomac Fever going around.

"That's the only species I know of in which there seems to be 100percentt monogamy".

All the empty ponds will be planted with soybeans and corn, those two commodities for which there seems boundless appetite.

"This is a poor and gang-infested area in which there seems to be a very low regard for life in general," said Na-aim Kassiem, the school's headmaster.