Sentence examples for seem to secure from inspiring English sources
Now, driven by a spurious faith in confession and revelation, texts on the net seem to secure the most primitive and gormless kind of trust.
"They can't seem to secure my account," Mitnick told The Register.
"Any sense of division and suspicion is fatal in a democratic form of government, for although each side may seem to secure most for itself, when consulting only its own interests, the final test must be the good of the community as a whole" (FSS 461).
During those Games, she seemed to secure her place as one of the most successful Olympic athletes in history.
In this way, Los Angeles's recent landing of Steve Nash seems to secure only the latest iteration of a long-running theme.
After the Bohemian victory the war went favourably for the emperor, and the Peace of Lübeck (1629) seemed to secure the hegemony in Germany for the Habsburgs.
The meeting seemed to secure Alvarez's position as one of Mexico's "untouchables" and the warrant is simply gathering dust.
A year later, his chilling depiction of twins Eli and Paul Sunday, the evangelical adversaries of Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood, seemed to secure his Hollywood credentials.
His 151 at a run-a-ball raised his career ODI average from 36.50 to 39.59 and his career ODI strike rate from 75.43 to 77.39, and seemed to secure his place in the side for the foreseeable future.
The existence of exceptions by itself seems to secure the contingent status of relations between P1 and P2.
They seem to have secured their hold on the eastern half of Aleppo, Syria's second city, which had grown tenuous in the face of relentless government bombing and small advances on the ground.
