Sentence examples for it seems to avoid from inspiring English sources

Anything, it seems, to avoid using the D word: depression.

ONE way, it seems, to avoid an e-mail box littered with those unwanted direct-marketing messages called spam is to lie and lie often.

So is the suggestion of hazard narrowly avoided; at one moment a car passes at just the right time, it seems, to avoid a swipe of the wrecking ball.

American diplomats and NATO military officials have welcomed the developments in Laghman and Ghazni, although diplomats especially have been careful to keep their comments spare in part, it seems, to avoid raising hopes given all the uncertainties of local politics here.

One advantage mentioned is that it seems to avoid the difficulties with the rate of times passage difficulties which besets the Moving Spotlight Theory, but arguably also the Growing Block Theory.

He makes life impossible for others, it seems, to avoid being buried alive by his own melancholy.

The conductor James Levine was determined, it seemed, to avoid routine.

In two instances, however, it seemed to avoid the evidence, or at least excuse it.

On Monday, his office set the schedule for Mr. Cameron to deliver a long-awaited speech on Britain's relationship with Europe on Friday in the Netherlands, bringing the date forward, it seemed, to avoid a clash with French and German celebrations of their post-war rapprochement.

David Remnick, Evan Osnos, and Joshua Yaffa's fascinating, and horrifying, article on Russian interference in the U.S. Presidential election was highly informative, but it seemed to avoid making a definitive statement about whether Russia's involvement had a direct impact on the election's outcome ("Active Measures," March 6th).

If Ms. Weiss has actual data, as opposed to sarcastic accusation, she is free to present it, but she seems to avoid doing that.