Sentence examples for it seems calling from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it seems, calling oneself a feminist is a personal act of vanity, with no wider resonance – witness Louise Mensch the feminist, Theresa May the feminist and, most fantastically, Margaret Thatcher the feminist, even though her supporters will happily tell you that the woman stood for no one but herself.

News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson has a bit of an issue with BuzzFeed, it seems, calling it a "strange" and "garish" place filled with "rubbish".

(Philosophers, it seems, call this a paradox in the conception of free will).

Uncertain times, it seems, call for unorthodox housekeeping — or "that extra advantage," as Desiree Gruber, a founder of "Project Runway," put it.

His professor, it seems, calls it cheating.

It just went song to song — that is, dance number to dance number — with the lyrics, in Tharp's sequencing, roughly keyed to the events of the story and thereby, it seemed, calling them forth.

It just went song to song that is, dance number to dance number with the lyrics, in Tharp's sequencing, roughly keyed to the events of the story and thereby, it seemed, calling them forth.

It seems calls were not made or were occurring at most inopportune times and having a direct impact on the outcome of games".

Toward the very bottom, some benighted couples (more than a few, it would seem) called their sons "Lawyer".

Juncker, it seems, is calling bluffs.

The line, it seems, is calling politicians cunts.