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The phrase "argument seems to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing a particular argument or point of view that appears to be the case based on the evidence or reasoning presented.
Example: "The argument seems to be that increased funding for education will lead to better student outcomes."
Alternatives: "the argument appears to be" or "the argument suggests that".
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Hence, the CCC argument seems to be fully applicable to the modes or ways of the being of the minds, just like bodies.
So, as a proof of the existence of a being which posseses maximal greatness, Plantinga's argument seems to be a non-starter.
That argument seems to be shifting.
Ultimately, Khalidi's argument seems to be that might makes wrong.
Your argument seems to be that it isn't any more.
"The antitrust argument seems to be that the A.B.A. is limiting the number of law schools.
Indeed, the argument seems to be that nature is happy to exist in an artificial world.
The argument seems to be: Vote for Mr. Bush; he feels both parties' pain.
Sometimes the argument seems to be that it was important because nothing terrible happened.
JOE: Once again, your argument seems to be, we're going to treat gun owners differently from everyone else.
Her argument seems to be, "Well, everyone has been to dinner with Leon Brittan now and again.
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