Sentence examples for it seems received from inspiring English sources

Churchill's amorous, almost abject, missives of devotion were, it seems, received with suspicion – his first lover, Barbara Villiers, was just moving her household to Paris, feeding doubts that he may well have been looking at Sarah as a replacement mistress rather than a fiancée.

Many teachers, it seems, receive peers with an apparent disregard for "appropriate" attire with a great deal of discomfort.

No other living playwrights give (and, it would seem, receive) more pleasure from the sounds, shapes and textures of their lavishly stocked vocabularies.

You're the only person, it seems, who receives my name in caps.

But for now, more people around the world, it seems, will receive food aid not in food but in cash and vouchers instead.*M.*M

Here is a question which, if continued to be neglected as it is, will produce greater mischief to the farmers of this country than a Canadian Corn Bill passed every day in the year; and yet it seems to receive not a passing thought.

"The first knew how to tell a story, to the point where everyone forgot about his crime, whereas the second was a poor illiterate whom God created only, it seems, to receive a bullet and return to dust, an unknown without the time even for a name".

Intriguingly it seems to have received a more positive reaction on social media than the main programme, suggesting that messrs Evans and LeBlanc should maybe watch their backs.

"Their road show was well attended and it seemed well received".

Mr Fuller said: "There was a bit of heckling but nothing serious, it seemed well received".

It seems to have become received wisdom that the first post-Jeremy Clarkson series of Top Gear failed because of its presenters.