Sentence examples for seem to correct from inspiring English sources

The policies didn't work and Africans suffered.But while the new spate of agricultural aid would seem to correct past mistakes, one hopes world leaders do not over-correct.

On occasion, through the venue's strange, clouded, lopsided sound, the songs resembled distant echoes of themselves, but then the mix would seem to correct itself and every synth patch would throb with life.

It was surely a factor in his failure to win an election even against the clapped-out Gordon Brown; and three years on, it may partly explain the fact that the Tories cannot seem to correct their ongoing lag in the polls.

These seem to correct over time, but then they're basically useless since they're so tall and narrow.

The research accounted for the number of reported rapes that usually occur on a particular day of the week or at a time of the year, which would seem to correct for much of the football season taking place during what is known as "The Red Zone" between the start of school and Thanksgiving, when freshman women are particularly susceptible to assault.  .

A free-market approach does not seem to correct these major imbalances, given the "market power" of the professional associations.

This seems to correct a real technical error.

Even a brief experience of love and control seems to correct that.

"Babylon Band" shows an organist seeming to correct herself while practicing at what looks like a small church.

Several times during the conversation Mr. Bale seemed to correct himself — dismissing his chosen profession one minute, declaring his love of acting the next.

This holds that voters almost always choose change over the status quo, even when a popular incumbent is stepping down, and moreover look for a candidate who seems to correct the perceived weaknesses of a departing leader.