Sentence examples for likewise it seems from inspiring English sources

Likewise it seems that Bairstow, despite his rich vein of form, will have to begin the series as a bystander.

Likewise, it seems normal that women should cook, clean, love and take care of the children, aspire to motherhood above all else.

Likewise, it seems possible that at least some of that information may have come from Shahzad, either during his lethal interrogation or from data taken from his cell phone.

Likewise, it seems rather strange to depict a writer who goes out of his way to critique the Constantinian settlement as as a supporter of Christian "dominion" over public life.

Likewise, it seems possible to see or hear the same object at the same time.

Likewise, it seems that with the LM-SC SVM configuration, we can obtain reasonable results (3.17 % of EER).

Likewise it seemed impossible to decide whether "the little Proteus" Volvox [[ 32], III pp.621-624] should be placed at the base of the plant scale, or at the base of the animals.

Likewise, in streptomycetes, it seems that many (but not all) of the bld gene products, which are nearly all regulatory, feed in information relevant to this drastic decision and ensure that the whi gene cascade operates only under fully appropriate circumstances.

Likewise, even though it seems everyone should know where the Washington Monument is, tell them again: the intersection of Madison Dr, NW & 15th St, NW; Washington, DC 20001.

Likewise, it would seem, the heightened moment in his adolescence when he lay down beside her and accidentally touched her breast.

It seems certain, likewise, that in the first two years of life, even though one retains no explicit memories (Freud called this infantile amnesia), deep emotional memories or associations are nevertheless being made in the limbic system and other regions of the brain where emotions are represented — and these emotional memories may determine one's behavior for a lifetime.