Sentence examples for seem to broaden from inspiring English sources

Suzanne Barlow, Rumson, N.J.: I agree with you that big business is going down a winding path, which we have been on for more than a century, and can't seem to broaden out to a superhighway as other countries have done.

But they are rules that seem to broaden the distance between the political donor class and everyone else, a distance gaping in an era when "super PACs" pull in millions per donor and even the smallest entrance fee to the Clinton events, $2,700, is an extravagance to most.

Indeed, as he spoke, his empathy for Clinton seemed to broaden.

The anti-cybersquatting legislation seems to broaden the application of trademark infringement in the context of domain name disputes.

"It's an outstanding work and seems to broaden the scope of graphic novels, taking them outside that ghetto," said Claire Armitstead, literary editor of the Guardian who is chairing the judging.

AS you head north on Long Beach Boulevard, the four- and five-lane 1960's-style drag strip that forms the spine of Long Beach Island, the land suddenly seems to broaden at the end of Surf City.

Every year the musical selection seems to broaden.

"This is a fairly new concept in the law, but this (decision) seems to broaden it somewhat," said Larry Bumgardner, a Pepperdine University professor of communications law.

Living just above the bar/restaurant in the nicely furnished second floor apartment, Little Gary's exposure to his parents' work and social environment seems to broaden his perspective on people and on human interactions.

Indeed, TIL therapy seemed to broaden the melanoma specific T-cell repertoire as specific T cells found in TIL products and PBMC 1 month later were only rarely seen in pre-treatment PBMC.

Specific points: 1) As noted above, the existence of the Sec body outside of Drosophila is not established as yet, and this would seem to help broaden the impact and level of interest in this study.