Sentence examples for naturally seems from inspiring English sources

Joseph is a former running champ, so the inflammation in his knees naturally seems to be the fallout from a torn ligament.

And Google (naturally) seems all for the strategy, despite the potential pitfalls it entails.

"To be the proper and approved object" of a sentiment, he writes, "can mean nothing but to be the object [of that sentiment] which naturally seems proper, and is approved of (1982: 69).

Our own lives, it naturally seems, are filled with the Fear Of Missing Out.

After all, any measure that stops the exploitation of children naturally seems like a positive one.

Luckily, children naturally seem to identify with animals and nature from a young age.

They make an elegant pair, one of those couples that naturally seem to fit together.

The minivan, for instance, would naturally seem to be a vehicle for younger people; it is family-oriented and utilitarian.

If you lump this group in with those who crossed the Mediterranean to claim asylum, the number of Syrians will naturally seem smaller.

But by then, the celebrity that he had seemed to embrace so naturally seemed to begin to undo him, and his childlike persona gave way to something more strange.

But they rebounded to win 13 of their final 16. Burrell and Rollins had savored Champagne-soaked celebrations with their teammates only twice before, after each of Philadelphia's division-title-clinching games, and the merriment that ensued by the mound after Brad Lidge retired Jason Kendall on a groundout — to Rollins, naturally — seemed tame by comparison.