Sentence examples for it ever seem from inspiring English sources

Does it ever seem to you that those words are said more often on reality shows than in houses of worship?

The New Yorker, July 19, 1952 P. 26 Does it ever seem to you on a windy night View Article Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?

Does it ever seem like a burden?

Did it ever seem like things could go wrong?

Does it ever seem like you're hearing the same things about weight over and over?

Does it ever seem to you that the people who do engage in debates most fiercely on such issues as abortion or gay marriage are the very people who are least likely to be personally grappling with the issue?

IF IT ever seems windy where you live, be thankful that you do not live ten kilometres (six miles) up in the air.

I asked him if it ever seemed that the case had taken on a life of its own, disconnected from what really happened in the Oriente.

The actors work together and individually to perfection, and are able to fill the vast space and focus on tiny details without it ever seeming forced.

All Smith's work since has played with form and language; this experimental streak combined with a freshness that stops it ever seeming dry.

Sadly, none of it ever seemed to change anyone's mind.