Sentence examples for seem to be observing from inspiring English sources

Both women seem to be observing the passing scene with disgust.

"Alberi" is more intimate, with the camera sometimes traveling through the forest branches, and the effect is to replace the omniscient eye of the director with the point of view of nature itself: the trees, the boulders in a stream, the weathered ruins of farm buildings seem to be observing the strange doings of the humans, and comparing notes.

In those frequency bands, long-term variations seem to be observed (Fig. 4b, c).

As for secondary spectral peaks, 4.7 mHz peak seem to be observed in cusp and polar cap regions.

Such mechanisms could explain why the same chorus emissions with different frequencies seem to be observed from the ground as coming from different directions, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. We also found that the polarization angles of several chorus emissions were time-dependent.

Using traditional cultivation some reported colonizations on CVC have been polymicrobial, whereas monospecies infections seem to be observed most common [ 14].

With one exception (Horwitz et al, 1984), this does not seem to be observed in other studies (Byrne et al, 1995; Kato et al, 1995; Ursin et al, 2003).

Annular-granular structures and gray pseudo-network seem to be observed also in regressive areas of solar lentigo/initial seborrheic keratosis, lichen planus-like keratosis and pigmented actinic keratosis.

He seems to be observing this assorted gathering of mythological beings, Venus, Cupid and Time, from so many dizzyingly different angles simultaneously.

Rather than living her life, she seems to be observing it.

But in the case of Iran, neither America nor Britain seems to be observing the old dictum.