Sentence examples for seem to overlap from inspiring English sources

On the subject of hailing apps, though, their interests seem to overlap.

You'll invariably find lots of buzzwords, or in most cases buzz-acronyms, that seem to overlap in a terribly complex way.

Less compelling are his abstract oil paintings from the twenties and thirties, mostly deploying geometric planes that change color where they seem to overlap.

Although these posited phases seem to overlap, there is evidence indicating that the first two (stimulus discrimination and response selection) precede the associative stage.

Fortunately, the brain mechanisms of fear and anxiety seem to overlap, so progress in understanding fear also helps understand anxiety as well.

(There is a time for answering questions, he has said, and a time for talking to voters, and those times do not seem to overlap).

D'Ardenne and colleagues37 used high-resolution fMRI, and the location of our brainstem region seemed to overlap with their observations (see also refs. 38,39,40 for related reports).

The board seems to overlap with the three-member Council of Economic Advisers, which vets policy proposals for economic idiocy: Mr Goolsbee will also serve on that council.

Mr. Guriev was a rare figure who straddled the worlds of Moscow elites and opposition activists, which seemed to overlap momentarily when anti-Putin protests broke out in late 2011.

Their world seemed to overlap easily with that of Holmes – since his debut release in 1995, This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats, he has gone on to score films such as Out of Sight, Ocean's 11 and 12, Hunger and Good Vibrations.

Your story in this week's issue, "The Night of the Satellite," has a contemporary setting, but its territory seems to overlap with that of your last story in The New Yorker, "Birnam Wood": both pieces are about young couples feeling at odds in relationships they can't quite negotiate.