Sentence examples for it seems lay from inspiring English sources
Its roots, it seems, lay in the grave issue of… Talk story about R. Luff Meredith, a falconer of Boonton, N.J.
Its roots, it seems, lay in the grave issue of isolation versus intervention, and some pretty ugly things were said in the Record about a columnist on the News, who persistently opposed American aid to Britain.
Yet blame, it seems, lay below.
After their release, Mr Vedder and Natalie Maines, lead singer of the Dixie Chicks, threw a party for supporters in Memphis, Tennessee.Political ambition, it seems, lay at the heart of the case.
Bangkok's pleasures, it seems, lie behind its gritty surfaces, and not only in the city's many fancy hotels and malls, its world-class aquarium or the much-visited temples to the Buddha, Wat Arun and Wat Pho.
Britain's lure, it seems, lies in the relative leniency of its immigration policy.
The fault, it seems, lies with Leonardo da Vinci.
One of those opponents, it seems, lies within the English players themselves.
Beneath the roseate flush of post-Soviet prosperity, it seems, lies a deepening corruption.
A clue, it seems, lies in Guillaume's astonishing emptiness, his sycophantic neutrality.
This, it seems, lies at the heart of this issue: should grammar be prescriptive or descriptive?
