Sentence examples for manner there seems from inspiring English sources

"No way of handling refuse in a healthy manner — there seems to me to be no effective government at all right now in Haiti".

There's no great excitement anywhere and there seems in manners and mores and morals to be a return to the center.

Given the indirect manner in which hyperbolic doubt operates, there seems no clear explanation of why the doubt succeeds in undermining the first proposition but is somehow resisted by the second.

But there seems more to his manner than the time difference and a lack of sleep.

Despite Mr. Karzai's breezy manner in Kabul, there seemed little doubt that his government, and the Western powers that support it, were still in shock over the attacks.

There seems no way out.

Here, there seems to be a significantly clearer and relatively well-defined manner of drawing a distinction between the abstract and the concrete.

But among young writers, there seems a shortage of critics unhampered by excessive good manners.

"There seems to be a strong possibility that international law has been violated, in a manner that could amount to war crimes," Ms Pillay said.

Navi Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said: "These are just a few examples where there seems to be a strong possibility that international humanitarian law has been violated, in a manner that could amount to war crimes.

But there seems to be an outbreak of self-diagnosed A.D.D. among individuals who simply have no manners.