Sentence examples for seem has been from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh, it would seem, has been stripped of its poetry.

This concept, far-fetched as it may seem, has been the subject of serious preliminary research.

Dame Muriel, it would seem, has been mulling the old scandal of Lord Lucan for some time.

Visibility, it would seem, has been key, and not always in extremis, as with Norton or Julian Clary.

Momentum for African-American cinema, it would seem, has been curtailed or at least stalled in part by studio executives' preconceptions that black films are "niche product" with limited appeal.

For this purpose, the Service Engineering Methodology (SEEM) has been proposed.

The call, it seems, has been answered.

His civility, it seems, has been misinterpreted.

Parliament, it seems, has been making the running.

Ben, it seems, has been holding out on Kelly.

The glad, it seems, has been jettisoned for the glib.