Sentence examples for it seems point from inspiring English sources

All roads, it seems, point to Facebook.

They were baby steps and, it seemed, pointed in only the general direction of the revolutionary postcarbon future the Transition Handbook had called them toward last fall.

For many travelers, it seems, the point is not extravagance but a sense of discovery.

Churlish as it seems to point it out on this anniversary, India is further behind today, relative to the rest of the world, than it was at independence.

But the Finjan research is intriguing because it seems to point to an evolution in illicit computer hacking.

That is, it seems, the point.

"It seems the point of the fund is to help the eurozone, and the East Europeans are worried about that, especially the Czech government," Mr Springford said.

At this point it seems obvious to point out that Diary doesn't sound too dissimilar from old-fashioned blogging, or perhaps running a Tumblr site.

It seems worth pointing out that the groups that did get recorded were tantalizingly great.

Stone's mixture of joy and paranoia doesn't seem too dated for 2016; if anything, it seems too pointed.

And these days it seems, Lowry pointed out, that every young-adult book published is a dystopian thriller packed with action sequences.