Sentence examples for it seems to some of from inspiring English sources

America, it seems to some of Mr. Pynchon's characters, has passed "irrevocably into the control of the evil and moronic".

Or so it seems to some of us some of the time, and a few of us all the time.

"It seems to some of us the sooner you get it over to the House, the sooner they can address it," Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

"It seems to some of us the sooner you get it over to the House, the sooner they can address it," said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

Perhaps it seemed to some of those young soldiers that they were doomed, in that moment, to endless reincarnation.

Because of these other, more widely known crises, it seemed to some of Kennedy's advisers all the more important to score some sort of success in Vietnam.

The impress of his political views was increasingly evident in his fiction and it seemed to some of his admirers that they were exerting too strong an influence.

DETROIT — Twenty years ago, it seemed to some of us as if serious footwork had passed out of Western popular dance; on the dance floors we knew, most of the movement was happening from the ankle up.

It came in response to a solemn and, it seemed to some of us, inappropriately phrased question about the influence of the Catholic Church on both men's positions on abortion.

When Ron Dennis, the McLaren chairman, escorted the Queen at the official opening of his team's £250m technical centre in the summer of 2004 it seemed to some of his rivals that the team were taking their eyes off the ball.

It came in response to a solemn and, it seemed to some of us, inappropriately phrased question about the influence of the Catholic Church on both men's positions on abortion … Ryan did not say, as John Kennedy had said before him, that faith was faith and public service, public service, each to be honored and kept separate from the other.