Sentence examples for seem to be single from inspiring English sources

When you're in your early 20s, most people seem to be single, or single enough for you to win them over.

Other authors have also found what seem to be single outliers in their material [ 14, 25].

In S. conica, the gene orthologous to SlX1/SlY1 seem to be single copy according to our results and those of Atanassov & al. [ 29].

For those who spend their weekends on the dusty rails, these new laws seem to be singling out their culture unfairly.

"The Chinese seem to be singling out a few people in the wake of the book to stop this leakage of information," said Lau Siu-kai, a professor of sociology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

He did not seem to be singling anyone out but was lecturing the whole team.... Fassel said defensive end MICHAEL STRAHAN, who has a broken toe, would not play Friday night.

None of the Shakespearean conflicts -- society versus primitivism, vengeance versus forgiveness, loyalty versus selfishness, the power of nature versus the power of man -- seem to be singled out for attention or exploration.

In Huntsville on Tuesday, a witness to last week's shooting said that the assailant did not seem to be singling out any specific person in the faculty meeting where three professors were killed and three others wounded.

She would occasionally throw a temper tantrum, ruining the cellphone conversations of the other men, who mostly seemed to be single, young and good at dialing while toweling off.

The main demographic seems to be single women (like the type who are about to ruin their lives and get married).

Today's answer to the problem seems to be single-sex schools.