Sentence examples for seems from high-quality English sources.

• It always seems new.

• First, it seems to be circular.

• Enough, her billboard seems to say.

• If anything, Lib Dem support seems to be being further squeezed.”

• Mary here seems to make some important discoveries.

• Extreme externalism also seems unsatisfactory, however.

• She seems to know, too, that this moment, unlike a birth, is no new beginning.

• MEM seems less controversial than ‘Mereological Essentialism for Objects’ (MEO).

Use seems in a sentence.

• Every brand, from those you’ve never heard of to the world’s most famous names, seems to be involved.

• That is, the case of cancer seems to require a richer, more integrative and interdisciplinary approach to investigating cancer.

• "It seems complicated — it seems like magic of some sort, so people get intimidated and awed by it," Buhler said.

• Paterson seems to be hoping that if he waits it out long enough, apathy will prevail, which seems like a pretty good assumption.

• And your experience seems to justify your belief since your experience seems to make it reasonable for you to believe that a lemon is there.

• But ‘A geometrical line contains indivisible points.’ seems unreasonable and even puzzling if it means ‘A geometrical line is composed of indivisible points’.

• He seems to identify such a super-mathematics (Metaphysics vi.1, xi.7), but seems to imply that it does not take a determinate kind as its subject.

• Where Russell seems to be appealing to his “common-sense belief,” Moore seems to be appealing directly to the content of perception, as do Hoffman and Rosenkrantz (1997: 78):

seems sentence examples

• Moreover, it seems plausible to maintain that this is a good paraphrase of (A1), because it seems clear that when people say things like (A1), what they really mean are things like (A2).

• For example, when you first consider one of de Morgan’s laws, often it neither seems true nor seems false; after a moment’s reflection, however, something happens: it now just seems true.

• And then they’re washing that over with a paint pigment that seems to have a number of elements—it seems to have Egyptian blue in it, and it seems to have a mercury-rich red pigment, probably cinnabar.

• If you watch what the Trump Administration is doing at the Environmental Protection Agency or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, talking about it as neoliberal seems to miss what’s going on to me because it seems noticeably different than what we—