Sentence examples for seem to be off from inspiring English sources
But the health-incentive management companies do seem to be off to a good start.
Mr. Foote's characters may seem to be off topic; his writing never is.
Even though the mining companies are now virtually debt-free, big deals seem to be off the agenda.
I watched him cool off, and he doesn't seem to be off in any kind of way.
OK, I tell myself, we seem to be off the ground and into the clouds but the danger isn't past.
But the Fordow disclosure detail does seem to be off-message.
The Phillies know they could make a deal by offering the prospects Kyle Drabek, a pitcher, and outfielder Domonic Brown, but those players seem to be off-limits.
Perhaps because it is so difficult to face, we seem to be off-shoring our deepest fear, the creeping terror of the day: despite our rare and unusual power, what if we cannot stop the evil?
A person with a biotechnology background might normally be found in a health care company; jobs in business areas such as food or chemicals would seem to be off-track.
He's been traveling all these years, she's been told, though where and why seem to be off-limit subjects.
