Word: seem
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...France, the economic and geographic structure, the government, and French social and community life. Professor Morize has taken great pains in preparing this course, in conection with which there is a small library in the Union. To anyone who knows anything about France, however, it is likely to seem superficial and without purpose...
Based on his contacts with Rightist Spain's business interests, aristocrats, clericals and soldiers, Correspondent Callender concluded: If General Franco succeeds in winning the war, "some form of revolution or fundamental change is inevitable. . . . Landlords and industrialists seem ready to admit some reforms. These are new attitudes. . . . This never would have happened had they not been threatened by a Leftist revolution. So it seems accurate to say that the Left will achieve its revolution after...
Says Sullivan: "From all the passions which give direction to most men's lives, sexual love, paternity, friendship, citizenship, religious aspirations, the desire for fame, the desire to benefit humanity, Newton seems to have been free. From the point of view of most men his life, in spite of its prodigious achievements, would seem pointless. . . . His life was one long meditation, but his interest in the subject of his meditations was exhausted in the act of understanding...
...completed terrace. A goodly distance from Mr. Samuel's lonely Viking, it consists of a stumpy, sun-bonneted female figure helping a gaunt pioneer youth push a large wheel in the direction of the Philadelphia Zoo. Critic Dorothy Grafly of the Philadelphia Record coldly reported: "Even the heads seem parts screwed...
...such men. They are not complete, as given last year unless the student goes on with more advanced courses. Both Coon and Tozzer, while interesting and well-organized lecturers and an expert ethnographer and archeologist respectively, tend to talk from the point of view of their advanced courses and seem to assume the student is going on with them. The lack of a syllabus in 1a leads to confusion about what the course is supposed to cover...