Sentence examples for because it seems such from inspiring English sources
Workers in their twenties and thirties don't save enough money for retirement because it seems such a long way off.
Well no, I don't think you give anyone that advice, because it seems such a mad enterprise to undertake.
If I could talk to 20-year-old me I'd say: 'Save more – it comes quicker than you think.' But when you're young you don't think about retirement because it seems such a long way off.
The kind of holiday adventures that Arthur Ransome described so well in Swallows and Amazons have a much smaller readership now because it seems such an old-fashioned existence – time has robbed them of their universality.
It's precisely because it seems such a surprising choice for a little girl character in "Gifted," a 2017 film.
This one grabs me because it seems such an unlikely idea for a stage musical--but then so did the life of our first treasury secretary, and that turned out okay.
Damian Lyons Lowe, chief executive of Survation, said he had "chickened out" of publishing an eve of election poll that gave results much closer to what came to pass because it seemed such an outlier, suggesting that some data had perhaps been ignored.
Everybody dislikes someone who thinks he/she is a microgravity expert simply because it seems like such a simplistic idea despite its many nuances and frequent misuse.
It goes against the grain not just because it seems like such a grim and pessimistic judgment, but because it violates a prevailing social belief that people have a nearly limitless potential for change and self-improvement.
He is especially curious about how and when the department realised it had misled Congress and what discussions led up to its decision to come clean.But it is Mr Obama's shift on immigration that Republicans see as the biggest affront, in part because it seems like such a naked ploy to ingratiate Mr Obama to Hispanic voters.
They all worked nicely, in my opinion, but if I had to pick my absolute favorite, it would have to be PEEK UNDER WRAPS, clued as "Try to see what you're getting for Christmas," both for the apt cluing and because it seems like such a real thing that people do instead of just being a pun.
