Sentence examples for be seem from inspiring English sources
verb
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
This might be seem obvious point, but make sure you buy the right size knickers.
Some worry that the news will be seem so frightening that women will overreact.
It remains to be seem whether putting the M.T.A. logo in front of every name will accomplish that, she said.
What is interesting in the aggregate can be seem an invasiion of privacy if narrowed to an individual.
The crackdowns against militants in Saudi Arabia and Morocco, as illiberal as they may be, seem to have the support of the average Muslim on the street.
Amid inspiring talk about the public's right to know, Tony Blair signed the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) into law in 2000.Lately though the powers that be seem to be having second thoughts.
That's "seem," rather than "be," because seeming is art's job and its measure.
All these sites are seem to be of functional importance.
The operative word here is "seems".
"He's seemed to calm back down".
Nothing is what is seems.
