Sentence examples for does seem to see from inspiring English sources

Rothstein really does seem to see everything.

But how? Hard as it is to draw many straight lines between Mr. Gore's religious views and his public life, the one public policy exception, the single place where Mr. Gore does seem to see an explicit link between God and government, is the environment.

I avoid the word "misogyny" because I don't think that he hates women, or is consistently hostile to them, but he does seem to see the world from an exclusively male viewpoint, and this does limit what might otherwise have been his limitless achievements as a novelist and essayist.

In the final years of his life, Hughes did seem to see the tide turning.

Also, there are some investors who do seem to see value in these stocks.

We do seem to see these things in the film, but how much are they really there?

In clinic, we do seem to see more girls with eating disorders from some schools than others – but no one had studied this before.

"Ontario Lacus has shrunk over 5 years of observation," he says, "so we do seem to see this evaporation process in action".

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg might not be able to agree about much when it comes to AI these days, but the pair do seem to see the same potential in Vicarious, a startup applying unsupervised learning techniques to robots.

People there may not consciously see the self as the source of suffering, but they do seem to see it, in the public context, as being instrument and subordinate to the needs of the whole.

Participants highlighted that they do not know how effective safety netting is: "we don't know how much we empower parents to look after their children… often we do seem to see them time and time again" (GP surgery nurse).