Sentence examples for does seem to specialize from inspiring English sources

But he does seem to specialize in Solomon-like decisions.

"It does seem to be a first in the banking industry -- in terms of scale, anyway," Steve Easterbrook, a computer scientist who specializes in software failures at the University of Toronto, wrote by e-mail.

It does seem to vary.

It does seem to be.

"There does seem to be a point for most people where anxiety above a certain level just generates more anxiety," said Dr. Arthur J. Barsky, a psychiatry professor at Harvard Medical School who specializes in psychosomatic illnesses.

"It does seem to work.

But new research shows that many ants in a colony seem to specialize in doing nothing at all.

Non-Big 4 sanctioned auditors do not manipulate accruals, whereas Big 4 auditors seem to specialize in accruals manipulation to deflate earnings.

His teams seem to specialize in shutting down plays that opposing offenses execute best.

The owners seem to specialize in kitsch.

(I mean scripted ones, not reality series, which seem to specialize in the verbally challenged).