Sentence examples for seem to find something from inspiring English sources

Whether from a shop or a market, many people seem to find something they love here.

Comic performers seem to find something irresistible about the actress Anne Heche as an inspiration.

After all, the Baggage Battles team always seem to find something of worth in every episode.

There are dozens of books about the Volkswagen Beetle — I wrote one myself — and the car's fans seem to find something to like in most of them.

It's not like you're saving yourself during the season, but you always seem to find something extra when the playoffs start.

When it comes to de-regulation – couched in reactionary rhetoric about the job-killing perils of regulating banks and businesses – Democrats and Republicans always seem to find something to agree on.

Like his characters, he seems to find something productive in being an outsider.

The critics damned it unmercifully, but the public seemed to find something enjoyable in the performances.

Indridason seems to find something touching in Oli's blunt manner and crude tastes, but he's as decent a detective as they come.

He seems to find something slightly absurd about his chosen profession, something a touch pathetic about being a man who "shape-shifts" for a living.

Or, he said, the poll's results might reflect a postmodern feeling that no single view can provide complete understanding of most issues -- as Mr. Yankelovich put it, "the attitude, 'Well, you never know, hey.' " People on all sides of the issue seemed to find something to like in the study.