Sentence examples for makes seems to from inspiring English sources

The soprano already has a wonderful pedigree in 20th-century song, from Mahler and Schoenberg to Henze and Rihm, and every recording she makes seems to reveal an ever-greater range and authority.

The argument Mr. Lowe makes seems to be (I can only make assumptions here since there are no direct quotes attributed) is that Blu-Ray is the only possible winner because it's the better format due to a larger data capacity alone, and that cost-cutting players isn't going to make any difference.

"The stuff was good, but it just seems like every mistake that he makes seems to go out of the ballpark," Roberts said.

Every move he makes seems to be a conscious or subconscious bid to appear as heterosexual as possible, an aspiration many gay men can relate to.

The Hollywood Reporter wrote of mannerisms "that you'd expect to find in a nightclub impersonation of [Davis]," while the London critic, Richard Winninger, wrote, "Miss Davis, with more say than most stars as to what films she makes, seems to have lapsed into egoism.

And the connection the kids make seems to last.

That is what the way this painting is made seems to suggest.

But every decision you make seems to involve some kind of moral judgement.

"The request you made seems to be provocative rather than professional," he said.

Each decision they have made seems to be a link in a chain of almost preordained events.

The scale at which observations are made seems to be an important component that merits additional investigations.