Sentence examples for seem to differ on from inspiring English sources

The two men seem to differ on what this play is, or means.

And although both say they remain the warmest of friends and will play together in future tournaments, they seem to differ on whether they should play together at the Open.

Although Thiel and Trump seem to differ on several key policy issues, it's easy to see how they might share the same core belief — that they're using the power their money has given them to stand up to a powerful establishment.

However, relative risks did not seem to differ on the basis of whether studies adjusted for these factors.

At an accounting conference at Baruch College in New York last week, Ms. Seidman and her predecessor, Robert H. Herz, seemed to differ on how the decision should be made regarding which American standards should be replaced by international rules.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: The effects of fears seem to differ for different people.

Where the opposing sides seem to differ is on the question of why Mr. Mohamed took part in the attack.

Furthermore, the function and the localisation seem to differ depending on posttranslational phosphorylation by enzymes [ 20].

However, the dynamics seem to differ, depending on the cause and the extent of injury.

However, results from these studies seem to differ, depending on the investigated pathogens [ 20- 22].

MMT measurements in Norwegians do not seem to differ from earlier reported data on the Stratus OCT in whites.