Sentence examples for seem so many from inspiring English sources
There seem so many with similar aspirations.
Still, why does it seem so many stomachs are grumbling?
There didn't seem so many entries as usual this year, possibly because of the early spring and the show being a bit later than usual.
Indeed, he often groups all other-directed passions together, assuming that they must be directed at the good of others, so they seem so many forms of benevolence.
Admired in England, Crane thought himself attacked back home: "There seem so many of them in America who want to kill, bury and forget me purely out of unkindness and envy and my unworthiness, if you choose", he wrote.
It seemed so many miles away from Hollywood or television.
"After that point," Martin said, "it seemed so many other things started going our way".
A year later it seems so many more tragedies have unfolded – not least the referendum result.
At the time it seemed so many people were fearful of cooking, and that meant home was never more than a stop-off from work.
But I didn't rush to the movie, because of cricket or girls, because I was sour on what I guessed was a Bible picture (there seemed so many then), and because I had no idea who Julie Harris was.
Partridge said: "From our perspective, it seems so many people clearly are happy to enjoy the sun and the green open spaces that we have to offer in Cardiff, but then fail to respect it as a resource.
