Sentence examples for it seems keeps from inspiring English sources

The price of survival, it seems, keeps going up.

The hope that there's a tiny possibility that he is still living, even as unjustified as it seems, keeps her alive today.

Only Posada's history, it seems, kept him from being disciplined.

At least the leading British firms can, it seems, keep up with the best of the Mittelstand.

But the crowds were undeterred, and most people, it seems, kept a sense of humor about the steamy sun.

Every faith and culture, it seems, kept an eye on the Moon, setting Passover, Easter, Ramadan, Tet and other observances according to the lunar calendar.

And 7-11, whash has been making a major push into New York City, can, it seems, keep dishing out the Super Big Gulps.

You can't, it seems, keep a good woman down - in the "biggest contribution to the Labour landslide" section, Margaret Thatcher makes another appearance in the number one slot, testament to her evidently damaging outings on the campaign trail.

Now that Prime Day is over, the phone's price is back up at $499 — but the deals, it seems, keep on coming.

Taxing as it seems, keep track of receipts for everything from new computers and printer cartridges to magazine subscriptions and gas bills on trips to the post office to mail proposals.

So the daughter-in-chief will, it seems, keep her stake in the Trump International Hotel, a 15-minute stroll from the White House, which just happens to boast "the Ivanka Trump Suite" and "The Spa by Ivanka Trump".