Sentence examples for seem to be uppermost from inspiring English sources

The negative aspects seem to be uppermost in their minds.

War doesn't seem to be uppermost on their minds.

"Some of the last films that are shown … seem to be uppermost in the jurors' minds and quite often go on to win".

Official greed, rather than public need, seems to be uppermost in government thinking.

All the while, the coming presidential election seemed to be uppermost on his mind.

A message of deterrence sent to Wall Street traders seems to be uppermost in the minds of the judges who will decide the punishments for Mr. Rajaratnam and Mr. Goffer.

And when he talks of politics, compromise and consensus appear to be uppermost on his mind.

(FM05) … and at the end of the day, targets seem to be the uppermost thing on top of everything.

The managers experience service delivery targets, for example, as driving them to focus on service delivery inside the facility: … and at the end of the day, targets seem to be the uppermost thing on top of everything.

If we consider only K2O/Al2O3, then we can see that the chemical weathering state at the river mouth is similar to that through much of the mainstream, although the sediments in the uppermost Jinshajiang do seem to be slightly more altered than most of the mainstream, despite the fact that they are close to their source regions.

I stand on the uppermost deck past midnight, and the ship beneath me glides almost soundlessly among the skerries, going from secret place to secret place, meandering close to the Arctic Circle, and the cool troll-laden mountains that now approach from the north seem to be something I have dreamed, or am dreaming now.