The phrase "a statement that seems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that appears to be true or valid based on perception or interpretation.
Example: "The report presents a statement that seems to contradict previous findings, raising questions about its accuracy."
Alternatives: "a claim that appears" or "an assertion that seems".
In a telephone interview from his home in Frankfurt, Mr. Frank said he knew nothing about the Holocaust, a statement that seems doubtful given his administrative role in Himmler's office.
In an opinion article published on Monday in The Washington Post, Mr. Kissinger made a long and complex argument about the international complications of any military campaign, writing that American policy "will be judged by how the aftermath of the military operation is handled politically," a statement that seems to play well with the State Department's strategy.
For example, Bush said there would be "no more easy money for corporate criminals, just hard time," a statement that seems especially ludicrous as America prepares to spend upward of $1 trillion to bail out its failed financial system.
It's difficult to overlook a statement that seems completely ignorant and ungrounded, and you'll likely have the urge to correct the person.
She smiles, and repeats a statement that seems common to many of her readers.
'The conclusion of your review contains a statement that seems to me to be important in an absolute way.
In April, Chinese President Xi Jinping told a group of foreign diplomats that his country "will never allow war or chaos on the peninsula," a statement that seemed to apply to all parties.
Over the past few years, we put more effort and resources toward expanding the business, and did not take enough measures to supervise our platform," founder and CEO Zhang Yiming said in a statement that seemed designed to appease internet regulators.
The Interior Ministry issued a statement that seemed to oversimplify the violence on Tuesday.
He also issued a statement that seemed to leave open the possibility of some resolution.
A short time later, the Romney campaign issued a statement that seemed to slightly soften its statement.
