Sentence examples for seem to be precisely from inspiring English sources

At first glance, San Francisco would seem to be precisely the wrong place to do this.

They seem to be precisely the kind of voters singled out by the campaign of Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

And yet hate itself does seem to be precisely what's at stake here: Ravi's verdict turned on the pivot of whether or not hatred of gay people prompted his behavior.

"On the other hand, those hit hardest by the sanctions seem to be precisely those who otherwise would support a more moderate government in Iran, and who look favorably on the U.S".

What neither Brad nor Karl has pointed out, however, is that this would seem to be precisely the kind of situation in which the much-overused metaphor of a "jump start" for the economy — that is, a temporary stimulus that leads to sustained recovery — might well be accurate.

The genes of greatest interest historically seem to be precisely those that are retained in the same syntenic position in the genomes of all grass species.

That seems to be precisely the resort that Congress has provided.

Yet enough seems to be precisely what fans of the book cannot get.

The only question seemed to be precisely when and at what level.

Justice Souter said, "That seems to be precisely the resort that Congress has provided".

Which seems to be precisely what Mr. Bynum had in mind, though he couldn't have made it happen by sheer will alone.