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'makes it seem like' is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is often used when you are expressing an opinion about something based on a perceived impression. For example, "The fact that she's late for our meeting every time makes it seem like she doesn't respect my time."
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Its presentation in the Discussion makes it seem like an afterthought.
What Makes It Seem Like Hard Work?
"It makes it seem like a cathedral".
It makes it seem like everyone is doing this".
She makes it seem like faith: mysterious, immutable and definite.
"He makes it seem like everything is always O.K".
"Officially, he makes it seem like he has turned the page, that he lives another life.
The name "makes it seem like the problem is solved," he said.
It makes it seem like thirty years of slaving away might have been worth it".
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At night, the work lights made it seem like day.
Enron made it seem like brilliant strategy.
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