The phrase "act seems to be" is not correct in standard English.
Did you mean "the act seems to be"? You can use it when describing a perception or interpretation of an action or behavior.
Example: "The act seems to be a clear violation of the rules set forth by the committee."
Alternatives: "the action appears to be" or "the behavior seems to be".
LC: Well, it's well written, the beginning of the third act seems to be very well written.
Now, this high-wire act seems to be taking place just a few inches above the safety net.
But now that a professional second act seems to be his for the asking, Paulin hints that he may end his self-imposed retirement.
That his vote against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act seems to be a foregone conclusion — despite the fact that the case has yet to be framed, briefed, or argued — is telling.
That his vote against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act seems to be a foregone conclusion despite the fact that the case has yet to be framed, briefed, or argued is telling.
In that way the motivation to act seems to be a key part of education that makes the development of learning and acquisition of competence possible.
But his head-down, shuffling, introverted young man act seemed to be just that as he and a backing band rattled off a dozen or so beautifully crafted nuggets of indie rock.
The former Ireland captain's act seemed to be borne out of frustration as Favaro was lying on the wrong side of the ruck at a time when Ireland were beginning to implode.
Add in two ETA members picked up a few days earlier as they bicycled through southern France and the picture seems increasingly amateurish.ETA has shown itself to be both dangerous and unpredictable, but its ability to carry out terrorist acts seems to be dwindling.
Nevertheless over the past 100 years, as research has progressed both into ancient Indian history and the links between India and the Roman Middle East, a series of remarkable discoveries have gone a long way to prove that the story contained in the Acts seems to be built on surprisingly solid historical foundations.
On the other hand, the evolution of altruistic or cooperative acts seems to be a notoriously hard problem, which has provided a challenge for decades.
