Sentence examples for kind it seems from inspiring English sources

But Grosz does pick up hints of another kind: it seems that Francesca's husband, Henry, is cheating on her.

So the shooting of two would-be-surrendering insurgents from a US helicopter (one with form of this kind, it seems) may be deplorable, but not surprising.

But if C.E.O.'s know that they have a serious illness or serious disability of some kind, it seems to me their responsibility is even heightened to move quickly with respect to succession planning.

To be kind, it seems a little unnecessary, a case of a young (he's 34), talented and highly prolific young writer (in addition to plays like "Nocturne" and "Finer Noble Gases," Mr. Rapp has written five published novels) being unwilling (or unable) to let thoughts go unexpressed.

(Given enough evidence of this kind, it seems that one could be quite confident indeed that the machine is intelligent, while still of course recognizing that one's judgment could be overturned by further evidence, such as a series of short runs in which it does much worse than chance against participants who use the same strategy over and over to expose the machine as a machine).

Follow Connor GAndl on therein.

With consumers cutting back on luxuries of all kinds, it seems reasonable that gamers are deferring big purchases, writes NPD analyst Anita Frazier.

"I am a strong advocate of mentoring of this kind - it seems to me that there is considerable, and largely untapped, potential in ex-offenders mentoring other offenders when they are newly released from prison," he said in a foreword to the latest Prisons Handbook.

An admission of this kind is, it seems, difficult for an audience to take seriously.

It was the first data release of its kind, and it seemed to be the last.

Young riders were not buying motorcycles of any kind, and especially, it seems, not sport bikes.