Sentence examples for seem prefers from inspiring English sources

John Roberts's performance in this is so noteworthy and exceptional that it deserves to be contrasted with the approach taken by associate Justice Antonin Scalia who, it would seem, prefers his ideology even over his own precedent and/or originalism.

But Americans, it would seem, prefer the partisanship.

On balance, group incentives seem preferred over individual incentives, mainly because performance profiles are more likely to be reliable [ 56].

Patients, it would seem, preferred GPs who, although admitting a lack of knowledge on the subject, offered empathy and support.

Sex and the City's most out-there character, it seems, prefers to blend in.

Hollywood, it seems, prefers the pulpier concepts imagined by the great Philip K Dick.

The Japanese, it seems, prefer hard work to self-loathing.

Along the way the church became Trinity Grace and Mr. Tyson added a necktie and more traditional liturgy — New York, it seemed, preferred church to look more like church.

There's plenty of music out there, but you have a problem: most of the pop stars, it seems, prefer Democrats.

Its activity on sulfides and ketosteroids, was moderate, and the oxidation on the D ring of ketosteroids seems preferred.

Males seem to prefer polychaetes, while females prefer crustaceans.