Sentence examples for it seems exist from inspiring English sources

Clubs today, it seems, exist to provide stress relief and a sense of community.

Broccoli, celery, and cucumbers, it seems, exist on a B-list of vegetables that will never be widely appreciated "heirlooms".

But the controversy, it seems, exists only outside the lines of the field.

Nature, it seems, exists to provide her with a chance to use one of her signature terms.

Bodies, it would seem, exist to be abused, not caressed, and Campbell takes care to incorporate, straight from the novel, a sequence in which Bond is denuded and tortured, with particular attention being paid to his organs of desire.

For most successful directors, whether in Europe or America, the audience exists to be entertained; for Haneke it seems to exist to be confronted.

The uselessness of the exercise never escapes me, because it seems to exist only to be done again.

It seems to exist in order to be nothing but that, a fist shaken in the face of the respectable and self-possessed onlooker.

It tended to be fractal, that is, where it existed, it seemed to exist to a greater or lesser extent in all the staff encountered in that unit by the respondent who reported it.

Romance, it seems, can exist only in the past.

It seems to exist higher up, almost suspended above our heads, literally transcendent.