1.   But the poor paunchy guy had been stuffed into a jumpsuit from which he seemed to gasp for air.

2.   From this it seems evident that Jacques brought to London examples of Hotteterre instruments.

3.   P C Critchley on his old bike just like the dead officer, seems from another age, far from the violence of modern London.

4.   From that life seemed to have come death.

5.   All this seems from a slower, more gracious time.

6.   And it seems from his indecisiveness that he has not ruled out not playing.

7.   And this is the unfortunate perch from which Verdi seems to have found himself watching.

8.   Both Torgerson and Cunnane shook their heads over the sexual misconduct reports, however distant those scandals seemed from the bustle and urgency of their own daily ministering.

9.   A split-level with two bird feeders, potted flowers and a basketball hoop outside, the Polreis home seemed from the outside a vision of domestic harmony.

10.   But family relationships are rarely what they seem from the outside, and the Lombardis were no different.