Sentence examples for seem to stop from from inspiring English sources

A 'slide show' of images of the event that you can't seem to stop from playing in your head.

Gradually people started to get back on the megaphones, as the firing seemed to stop from both sides but the occasional single shot meant people were still running for cover.

She couldn't seem to stop herself from doing that.

But that doesn't seem to stop us from trying, particularly when it comes to picking the "best" people.

What's worse, we can't seem to stop ourselves from drawing other people's attention to it.

Long-term averages don't fit short-term windows, but that doesn't seem to stop us from trying to make them fit.

Left to their own devices, bankers at the biggest institutions can't seem to stop themselves from speculating with borrowed money until they inevitably crash the system.

In unsupervised caves, people cannot seem to stop themselves from breaking off stalactites that took 10,000 years to grow, writing on walls and strewing garbage, he said.

I'm on a trip back to the US, and reacquainting myself with my American roots – I can't seem to stop myself from cooking in bulk, and inviting lots of people over to share what I've made.

He's clearly a gifted orator who knows what makes people tick – but just can't seem to stop himself from ruining the hard work he's done to rebuild his reputation.

What they didn't say: Like a cigarette smoker who keeps trying — and failing — to kick the habit, G.M. can't seem to stop itself from badge-engineering a bunch of similar vehicles for each of its divisions.