Sentence examples for seem feels from inspiring English sources
When Mr. McGregor, sensing a secret behind his predecessor's death, stumbles onto the marvels of a GPS system and clinches a connection through an elementary Google search, the crisis that has been conjured, dark though it is meant to seem, feels not chillingly alien but sadly archaic — rather as if Mr. Polanski, at age 76, had bumped into the conspiracy of 21st-century household technology.
People seem feel it is early or late.
Some patients, as strange as it may seem, feel guilt over being sick.
But the Royal British Legion, it seems, feels differently.
He fights!" Eicher, it seems, feels the same.
Apple, it seems, feels your pain.
Those who bucked the trend, it seems, felt some pressure to keep that decision to themselves.
The Liberal party, it seems, felt that it had to find another way to conceal its fundraising.
Many Cubans, it seems, feel like Mr. Martin, 53, an engineer who left Cuba in 1994.
Everyone in Jerusalem, it seems, felt the blast at the Sbarro pizza place.
Much of the country's elite, it seems, feel the same way.
