Sentence examples for because it seems an from inspiring English sources

The impending destruction of Gezi Park and Taksim Square, an important civic space with beautiful water fountains and flower stands, has touched a nerve because it seems an effort to erase the face of the old, majestic Istanbul, which has largely disappeared in recent years in favor of shallow, gaudy, stupefied consumerism.

I've come to Maine because it seems an unlikely battleground.

Ironically, Alan Gregg told Weed that he was relieved at the decision because "it seems a very difficult time to undertake so large a project".

As he approached 64, he retired, partly, he said, because "it seemed a good thing to do".

I'm not really explaining it very well because it seems a bit self-congratulatory.

But there are some people I wouldn't mention it to, because it seems a little chatty.

Others pretty much hate it because it seems a gloomy sort of manifesto and they think the analysis questionable.

Edmundson himself, a stubbornly indifferent student, takes Lears's class because it seems a good way to kill time.

You definitely have to careful in the right field corner, because it seems a little moist over there, also".

Like other right-wing ministers, Mr. Sharansky objected to Mr. Sharon's plan because it seems a reward for terrorism.

And, second, because it seems a bit petty to debate Times policy instead of larger issues like, for example, genocide in Darfur.