Sentence examples for it seems lately from inspiring English sources
That sky is falling, or so it seems lately.
It seems lately it has again become more acceptable to scapegoat certain groups in that way… It does.
Because it seems lately that no occupation is anywhere near my alley, I checked out this funny-named start-up ("gids" is the Dutch word for "guide") in the hope that my friend was right.
It seems lately that everyone here -- from Japanese housewives to bureaucrats to teenagers -- is buying one to surf the net, gossip, swap e-mails and photos, listen to music, tell fortunes, play games, make dates or sell stocks.
All three directors have previously filmed in their native Mexico, bequeathing us works such as "Amores Perros," "Y Tu Mamá También," and "Cronos," but the urge to see the world, or to elaborate on the angle at which they see it, seems lately to have consumed them.
If it seems lately that everyone is walking around talking on a cellphone, or using a personal digital assistant, or listening to an MP3 player or carrying a laptop computer, or all of the above, that may not be an illusion.
This is what seems lately to have happened to Ariel Sharon.
There have always been gnarly crowds to weave through to get a drink at the club's bar, but lately, it seems like lately they've been getting worse.
In fact, it seems that lately the only way victims of police abuse can seek redress is through the Internet or a direct appeal to the Kremlin.
It seems obligatory lately to assess the effect of just about everything on the economy, so let's think this through.
