Sentence examples for seem to get through from inspiring English sources

The message did not seem to get through.

Iraqis complain that, despite hundreds of checkpoints, the bombers always seem to get through.

M. can't seem to get through the day without at least two blow jobs.

That's the reality liberals now bad-mouthing me can't seem to get through their heads.

Honestly, my line manager can't seem to get through the working day without effing and blinding.

Or is it because they're realizing no amount of platitudes seem to get through to this president?

Only a newfound love interest (Miranda Richardson) seems to get through to him.

Lou's question – "How many ghosts can you live with?" – seems to get through to her.

Clark noted that videos showing police shooting or abusing black men seemed to "get through to many white people who had denied such incidents occurred," leading the recordings to serve as a potential driver of social change.

Today, the crowd nearly filled Boston's Copley Square before the march, and the slogans and arguments seemed to get through to onlookers like Sathya Rajavelu, a technology manager for a financial services company who had wandered down to the protest.

The emotional charge that Vo implants in these family-oriented works seems to get through to viewers some of them, anyway and my guess is that their impact is due in large part to the way he installs them.