Sentence examples for it would seem fears from inspiring English sources
He, it would seem, fears their votes.
For some, it would seem the fear a child might decide to try out homosexuality apparently outweighs the risk they might be scarred for life by vicious bullying.
It would seem that a fear of everything Muslim and a worrying inability to differentiate between normal law-abiding Muslim citizens and radical fundamentalists is becoming so widespread that it is difficult to see how this negative spiral can be stopped.
How much do you worry that a large proportion of police resources spent on devising partnership protocols, emergency plans and interagency strategies etc, are broadly equivalent to all the effort that went into Year 2000 compatibility? 7. It would seem that the fear of crime continues to rise despite the reductions in actual crime.
It would seem plausible that a fear network underlying PTSD had been formed during war experiences and was largely inhibited during exile [ 22, 56].
Socrates showed no fear or distress at the fact he had been wrongly accused, and even refused to flee from prison when he had a chance, as he believed that, that would break his social contract with the people and it would seem as if he feared death.
The younger Lennon said he feared it would seem like karaoke, and it sometimes did.
The effect was quite refined, but perhaps fearing it would seem too old for her, she had added a colour with elaborate embroidery.
"My fear was that it would seem like a gala," Mr. Christie said.
