Sentence examples for marking it seems from inspiring English sources

The marking, it seems, is purely ornamental.

If his government was slow off the mark, it seems to be doing its best to catch up.

"While all four leaders get very high marks, it seems a hug or two never hurts".

But if a grade is on the cusp of the one above and you are wondering if it's worth having a re-mark, it seems less likely this will yield results under the new rules.

Today, as witnessed by Mr. DiBenedetto's glistening images of octopuses, Ferris wheels, helicopters and psychedelic patterns emerging from dense accumulations of colored pencil hatch marks, it seems the ability to articulate the mind-bending weirdness of contemporary experience has everything to do with the ability to do old-fashioned drawing.

! don't talk to the person you're marking it may seem cold but you'll lose concentration.

Sadly, to make their mark it seemed to me they were expected by a male-dominated profession to behave like a man before they were accepted as equals.

Based upon DeVos's voice, particularly as her remarks approached the 19-minute mark, it seemed to me that DeVos might be on the verge of tears.

When the image of a black woman in a commencement cap and gown is marked over, it seems that Mr. Ligon is mimicking a black child's feeling that college isn't an option.

Balzac, then, may not have been personally quite as far off the mark as it seems.

And yes, I prefer to put the oxymoronic phrase "conservative journalism" in quotation marks, since it seems to exist more as an idea than a functioning entity.