Sentence examples for seem to achieve from inspiring English sources
They seem to achieve their signature complex blends almost effortlessly.
They never seem to achieve that banal brilliance that made Warhol so amusing.
"It's a complete waste, this reactive approach that doesn't seem to achieve anything," Allanson said.
-According to the food label and nutritional recommendations, does the health bar seem to achieve its health claim?
THE Times's culture editor, Jonathan Landman, calls them "exuberant pans" — reviews so energetically negative that they seem to achieve liftoff.
The dreamers seem to achieve longevity by consuming the flesh of a sacred, enormous turtle called the opa'ivu'eke.
The harder Torres tries, the less he seems to achieve.
Emotionally, Eleanor seems to achieve a kind of serenity in the later part of this book.
A combination of stretching and strengthening exercises seems to achieve greater effects.
The festival seems to achieve at least some of its aims.
Jesuit manuscripts discovered in Naples, Italy, had seemed to achieve something similar for khipus, but are now thought to be forgeries.
