Sentence examples for it seems apply from inspiring English sources

That doesn't, it seems, apply to Fox News.

Homeowners, it seems, apply unreasonably high discount rates when considering going green.

The new law will, it seems, apply only to "state" – ie local authority – schools.

"It was done because the circumstances demanded it or because it needed doing anyway in the long term .That, it seems, applies also to other measures that accompanied this week's spending cuts.

The real clout, of course, continues to reside with the four Grand Slam tournaments, and yet there were hints of a power shift in 2011 as Federer, Nadal and company successfully — or so it seems — applied pressure on U.S. Open officials to reconsider their television-driven schedule.

(It "seemed applied with a trowel," The Denver Post noted after the first presidential debate. "He was positively orange-tinted, like he spent the previous week wolfing carrots by the bushel").

It was a comment about Labour's programme, but it seems to apply to the Lib Dems' programme too.

(Also, interestingly, it seems to apply to top leaders, such as queens and prime ministers, whereas lower-level official meetings have less impact on trade).

Showmanship has gotten a bad name recently, as it seems to apply mostly to talentless celebrities on endless odysseys of self-promotion and grandstanding cable TV pundits.

And it seems to apply to companies that disclose information, not to outsiders who get it.

It turns out that the process requires far more intelligence than anyone was willing, it seems, to apply to the problem — with the exception of those planters.