Sentence examples for cause seems to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barak's cause seems to me high-minded and just.

The cause seems to be runaway property taxes.

Tolstoy, no fanatic in his own cause, seems to know this.

The cause seems to be exposure to testosterone, which is also known to make people aggressive.

In some quarters, the endless promotion of the female cause seems to be creating its own backlash.

The real cause seems to be his reluctance to part with an oil company wanted by Mr Sechin.

So another cause seemed to be the explanation: teachers.

The cause seemed to be a heart attack, said his wife, Mary Beth.

Generally, the returnees' conversion to the government cause seemed to have involved a minimum of initiative on their part.

When the cause seemed to her to be drowning in overly large and platitudinous meetings, Sawant told reporters that if the city council and mayor did not adopt the issue, she would take it to voters as a ballot initiative.

Colonel Charles E. Stanton's declaration "Lafayette, we are here," and the subsequent sacrifice of American lives for a European cause, seemed to herald a restoration of transatlantic good feelings.