Sentence examples for seem to be performing from inspiring English sources

"Once we take the previous school performance into account, Muslim students seem to be performing as well as the majority group, even in attending elite Russell Group universities," they claim.

Then they seem to be performing what they rehearsed.

The story-telling looks pallid and mechanical, and some of the dancers seem to be performing in an emotional vacuum.

In one technical coup, he and a saxophonist, playing live, are blended into Sinatra's screen image so that the musicians seem to be performing in a time warp.

On screen the two actresses not only do not look like sisters, they also seem to be performing on different shows.

The International Olympic Committee and the World Gymnastics Federation seem to be performing see-no-evil backflips to avoid confronting China on the Yang case.

Numeracy tasks seem to be performed slightly less frequently, with a mean use around 2.3.

If there is a flaw, it is that many of the bioinformatics analyses seem to be performed without a strong rationale (or at least a stated rationale).

Nevertheless, these effects seem to be performed through both autocrine feedback mechanisms and paracrine interactions that may involve stromal type II TGF-β receptors and reciprocal stromal responses.

Performance levels in Wales and Northern Ireland are even lower (Scotland seems to be performing at a similar level to England, although as the data there lags behind the other parts of the UK, it is hard to say for sure).

Like most Taylor dancers, Mr. Trusnovec never seems to be performing.