Sentence examples for To seem for from inspiring English sources

At least, that is how it is starting to seem for many of the firms that bought in big during the boom of last decade.

"They have made a mountain out of nothing," Gabrielle Russier wrote despairingly from jail, and that was how it began to seem — for what, exactly, had she done?

An impoverished prince is in every way artistically and imposturously acceptable, whereas a physician, a psychiatrist, a lawyer, an officer in the armed forces, or the State Department Naval Liaison Officer, like the other men Weyman pretended to be, had to seem, for the sake of authenticity, to be solvent, if not wealthy.

It has come to seem, for many people, a sort of laboratory in which a rawer, less-cohesive Britain is emerging; a crowded, hustling place of vaulting earnings for the rich and of widening income disparities, which drains talent and wealth from the rest of the country.Despite these fears, those who cheer as the City falters, will be wrong.

Don't try to seem desperate for their attention, however.

Those who would like to seem profound strive for obscurity.

The deaths slowed and seem for now to have stopped.

Those who get to weddings seem grateful for the experience.

All of this love seems, for Trump, to demand enemies.

Importantly, developmental pathways for social anxiety seem to differ for adolescent females and males.

Americans, for example, seem to be hankering for isolationism.