The phrase "accessible seems" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that appears to be accessible, but the construction is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The information accessible seems to be outdated and not user-friendly."
Alternatives: "appears accessible" or "seems to be accessible."
The series of turns, which are supposed to put you in a contemplative mood, serve only to put the art on a kind of pedestal, making what was once accessible seem precious and untouchable.
An outcome that's instantly accessible — rain — seems more likely than an outcome that isn't accessible.
"They caved," said Mr. Spitzer, who is accessible and seems to enjoy engaging the news media -- to a point.
Once luxury good darling Michael Kors got a reputation as heavily discounted and easily accessible, it seems its core customers have thumbed their noses at the brand -- which has hurt the company's bottom line.
Urine, as well-accessible compartment, seems to be an ideal material for the search of a non-invasive prognostic and therapy monitoring tests in case of renal diseases.
Dr. Siegel's quest to make the song more accessible has seemed destined for success many times, but then "a cold blanket is thrown over my enthusiasm for a while," he said.
A series of controversial statewide initiatives that would make abortions far less accessible, meanwhile, seem to be driving women toward the Obama campaign.
Kazin seemed familiar from his book-jacket photos--ranging from the moody buy accessible-seeming Kazin on the jacket of his seminal work "On Native Grounds" (published when he was twenty-seven) thethe more accessible and less moody-looking Kazin on his groundbreaking "New York Jew" (published twenty-six years later).
As means of transportation have become more accessible, it also seems that we have more migration than ever.
Until these are easily accessible here, it seems likely that this remarkable writer will continue to mystify.
