Sentence examples for it seems naturally from inspiring English sources

Called Pullen Pullen reserve, it seems naturally to exclude fire – it is so arid that although there is plenty of spinifex for the birds to roost in, there are often big gaps between them that would stop the fire spreading far.

Admittedly, our evolved nature may affect this, in the sense that any workable system of moral norms must be practical for the needs of beings like us, who are, it seems, naturally inclined to be neither angelically selfless nor utterly uncaring about others.

Despite all that, and through a haze of sleep deprivation, I did what I seem naturally inclined to do: I saw the forest through the trees.

Strike a pose, when everyone is looking your way it's vital to make sure your every move seems naturally glamorous as possible.

— Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) 20 Jun 13 While it remains to be seen how this line of communication will develop, Twitter seems naturally suited to Mr. Icahn, an activist who regularly engages in prominent scuffles over his investments.

An ascetic lifestyle seems naturally to feed her writing output.

But Heche's life seems naturally to generate and regenerate material.

Lievsay wears his distinctions lightly – he seems naturally inclined towards cheerful self-effacement.

Pale with a cascade of blond hair reaching her waist, she seems naturally to be in communion with other worlds.

He seems naturally happy, is good company, but with a bounce that could, you sense, be burst by external circumstance.

The poem's somewhat Gothic topography seems naturally to anticipate the Symbolists' inexplicable fusions of mood and image.