Sentence examples for seem to circulate from inspiring English sources

Speeches lack speakers, and strong emotions — suspicion, despair, disgust — seem to circulate by themselves.

I'm not sure if this ventilation system is more minty-fresh than others, but it did seem to circulate cool air without blasting it in your face.

The truth about Fannie and Freddie has always been hard to come by in Washington, and huge piles of money seem to circulate silently around both firms.

In grays or two-color palettes, he creates busy fields of short straight lines, which seem to circulate in response to invisible electromagnetic currents over more broadly and loosely painted lower layers.

Philo has spent the last seven years of her tenure as creative director of Celine commuting from London, and rumors of her departure seem to circulate at least once per season.

Thus, several distinct WNV strains seem to circulate in central Europe.

The game against the Mets was more than an hour away, and Bowa was experiencing a rare moment of tranquility in the storm that always seems to circulate around him and, lately, his team.

M. tuberculosis seems to circulate also in livestock but their role at the interface is unknown.

In 1988, no ASF antibodies were detected in pigs in the Fatick region; whereas 18 years later, the disease seemed to circulate periodically (13 ).

Lower numbers of circulating iNKTs are correlated with more severe disease activity of CLE, and the amount of immunosuppressive therapy does not seem to influence circulating iNKTs.

The association of circulating IGF1 with several genetic variants is debated [ 26- 28], but variants at the IGF1 locus do not seem to influence circulating IGF1 in Caucasian adults [ 26, 29] except, maybe, the commonest Z allele of the microsatellite located 1 kb upstream of the IGF1 gene [ 19, 30].