Sentence examples for seem more often from inspiring English sources

The images of people working seem more often rooted in the past.

But parents' opinions seem more often shaped by intensely personal factors rather than by any collective attitude.

Slim's is one of several deaths that punctuate Cohn's narrative, random and casual shootings that seem, more often than not, to have been caused by a wrong word here or a rumour there, the slightest excuse for a killing.

The current clutch of celebrity mothers photographed emerging from private maternity hospitals such as the Portland in London seem more often than not - whether by choice or medical necessity - to have given birth by Caesarean.

Unlike phantom limbs, which are known to cause pain, phantom penises seem more often associated with pleasure.

Wall Street may seem more often aligned with the Republian party but according to several studies, it's the Democratic party that's been the best for investors.

That seems more often the case than not.

"But in California, it seems more often than not that gaming revenue is the precipitating factor".

While the mother-child relationship could in theory complicate things, it seems more often to be exactly what's needed to make these co-authorships work.

Although HSF2 silencing resulted in adenocarcinomas of similar histology, single tumor cells seemed more often to escape the primary tumor site (Figure 7d).

I was intrigued to discover that my great-uncle Motty, a New York fur dealer, whom I'd thought of as impossibly rich, was in fact — or so it seems — more often broke.