Sentence examples for it seems of from inspiring English sources

A set of earphones at the exhibition helpfully gives visitors the sound of its music, the tinkling, it seems, of tiny bits of metal.

Or he, it seems, of us.

They're less understanding, it seems, of his outlandish clobber.

The most notable new productions and revivals of Strauss are, it seems, of these two operas.

He's not worthy, it seems, of kissing Salt's hyperactive black boots.

The Travelodge is perched on top of a Lidl, on the outskirts, it seems, of nothing.

The days, it seems, of demanding simply a paycheck for a product endorsement are passe.

He is a man, it seems, of taste, but mostly that manifests itself as what he doesn't like.

The generals' influence may be starting to wane to the satisfaction, it seems, of a growing number of Turks.

And, Turow added, "The Red Sox seem obsessed with the Yankees, to the exclusion, it seems, of everyone else.

This last strand of discussion consists, it seems, of promising, or wishing for, a book that never quite materialises.