Sentence examples for does now it seems from inspiring English sources

The word meant something different growing up than it does now, it seems.

Looking back on what I'm doing now, it seems clear my fascination with appearance, what one looks like, with individual expression, with eccentricity originates in wanting to be understood for something beyond appearances.

(The issue of whether Barça are finished is a tricky one: history suggests great sides, once toppled, take time to recover, but the elite teams have never before had such financial advantages as they do now; it seems likely that Barça's fall will only be relative).

And it's true that Congress moves at such a glacial pace these days that sometimes if you start a bill like immigration and you're thinking this should be done by now, it seems to take a year of folks just sitting around spinning their wheels, that can be frustrating.

Wouldn't it have been great if the referee had given Morgan a yellow for simulation?) It doesn't matter now, it seems.

It may seem odd to a younger generation that apartheid survived as long as it did, given that now it seems to have been universally reviled the world over.

Women can do anything we want now, it seems, unless we aim too high.

It didn't then but now it seems more clear.

"This is a man that's been preparing what he's doing for a long time now, it seems as long as 2009," the mayor said.

I don't enjoy this, but now it seems that it is too late to change.

"Now it seems they don't know what to do next".