Sentence examples for seem to have explained from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he says Chapelle and Peck's graphs are compelling: "They seem to have explained the size conundrum".

If we reply by saying that it is true because it is a fact that Socrates is wise, we seem to have explained nothing, but merely repeated ourselves (cf. Strawson 1971: 197; Anscombe 2000: 8).

For this quarter, AOL seems to have explained its numbers, despite its warning.

No one seems to have explained that even Scottish voters can't vote for her: she's not standing for a Westminster seat.

A similar mischievousness seems to have explained the government's response when an official accused Microsoft of behaving like a drug dealer in handing out free software to make customers dependent on its products.

"I am having to chase this issue every day, and every day I seem to have to explain it all again and never get any further to a resolution," he says.

If you are judged by the friends you keep, Obama would seem to have some explaining to do! Plus, guess who is playing the race card now?

Initial observations that depression and stress affected human cancer seem to have best been explained by misinterpretations of cause and effect.

The reasons why PSS have nonetheless still not been widely implemented, particularly in the B2C context, seem to have already been explained fairly well in the literature available in 2006.

Ideas seem to have shrunk in the explaining and the campaign has too often descended into scares and misinformation and high-handed, self-serving demands that disillusioned voters should reconsider a vote for the Greens or minor parties because those democratic choices would somehow create "chaos".

The ethical nihilist might seem to have an easy time explaining ethical supervenience: if there are no ethical properties, there are, trivially, no ethical differences.