Sentence examples for seem to escape from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. can't seem to escape drama, though.

You may have noticed that some people seem to escape the hangover better than others.

Lerner is still identifying and tagging the clock-stopping epiphanies he can't seem to escape.

He fumed that when financial firms collapse, only the bosses seem to escape the consequences.

I could not seem to escape that scent, and I was glad of it.

"There seems to be this shadow that exists, you just can't seem to escape.

Even the leadership in Thailand can't seem to escape the problem.

"Pluto Nash" is not the only upcoming movie that cannot seem to escape the negative nattering.

Other instances seem to escape Darwinian logic, like the pains of childbirth.

Nicolas Cage can't seem to escape the debate over the link between movies and real life murders.

And some residents say they are upset by thrumming bass sounds that seem to escape from the arena.