The phrase "anyone seems to care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a feeling of neglect or indifference from others regarding a particular situation or issue.
Example: "I’ve been struggling with this problem for weeks, but it feels like anyone seems to care."
Alternatives: "nobody appears to care" or "no one seems to mind."
Baseball remains perhaps the game closest to this country's heart (hardly anyone seems to care about drug cheaters in football), and horse racing can still draw broad national interest during the Triple Crown season.
Many could rant along today: "Nobody gives a tinker's fuck about fiction any more, not real fiction, and the only kind of… values anyone seems to care about are the ones that can be added up on a balance sheet".
But all anyone seems to care about is a 17-year-old device.
A source in the room on Wednesday, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the closed-door meeting, told HuffPost there was "enthusiasm to continue budget discussions". But if everyone's attention is on Trump -- if no one is asking, "Whatever happened to that budget?" -- Ryan has little reason to focus his attention on something hardly anyone seems to care about.
Why doesn't anyone seem to care about us?
Or so his campaign claimed.What struck me at the time of this revelation of Mr Perry's surgery was how little anyone seemed to care.
Last year, long after anyone seemed to care whether a "new Dylan" would emerge, along came Tracy Chapman, who just might be the real thing.
He was there to discuss the problems his constituents were having with Medicare and Medicaid, but all anyone seemed to care about after the fact was that Trump referred to Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). as "Pocahontas" and Tester did nothing to object.
I can't find anyone here who seems to care that some of them seem to be on the verge of abandoning their cases.
