Sentence examples for may seem to create from inspiring English sources

Your attachment to your friend and your position on the hospital's board create — or may seem to create — divided loyalties.

This may seem to create an asymmetrical parable, since it's not superstitious sailors and peasants who've been at the helm of industry for the last few centuries, it's men like Cave — of a "modern and reasoning mind".

This diversity may seem to create an obstacle in fostering peace in the world.

Similarly, we are told a few pages later that Nero's head bodyguard, Sextus Afranius Burrus, was "irredeemably provincial": again, the snobbery is through the perspective of Nero's mother, not Holland himself, but again, the irony may not seem to create quite enough distance.

Similar attempts seem to create less buzz.

But it did also become very clear to me, working on Thursday, that, although you may seem to be creating people, you are making constructions which can seem to be real.

Figure 3 shows that without synchronization two traces recorded at the same time may seem to be created at two different times.

More supply seems to create more demand.

A refusal to play victim may seem to contradict the activist impulse to create sympathy for the victims by showcasing maternal grief.

So what may seem to be a public-spirited act is creating litter and environmental damage.

The focus and calm intent to create a better scenario for all of us may seem to be formidable and futile, but can and is being accomplished.