Sentence examples for it would seem has from inspiring English sources

The resemblance in both cases ends there, but this aggressively winsome tale of a young secretary (Deborah François) seeking to impress her dour but dishy boss (Romain Duris) by winning a speed-typing contest – the fastest way to a man's heart in 1958, it would seem – has its own silly, cupcake-y charms.

But its patience in this case, it would seem, has paid off.

But after 20 years of continued, and even sometimes intensified settlement growth, while peace talks with Palestinians have failed to produce a conflict or occupation ending agreement, the European and international willingness to turn a blind eye, it would seem, has run its course.

Pittsburgh, it would seem, has been stripped of its poetry.

That work, it would seem, has already begun.

Every politician, it would seem, has to have one.

Even so, it is considering relaxing its rules.Japanese pension funds, it would seem, have reacted to economic incentives in an entirely rational way.

They, it would seem, have escaped justice twice over.

Single women, it would seem, have dreamed of their weddings as long as fairy tales have existed.

Current events, it would seem, have collided with "Collision," which runs through Feb. 17 at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.

Klein, it would seem, had picked up sponges with which he wiped a canvas painted blue and decided that this really was art.