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Discover Ludwig"seem to turn" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to express that something appears to be shifting from one state to another. For example: The tide seems to turn when the sun sets.
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Their stories seem to turn into folklore.
He just didn't seem to turn up on the night.
Yet somehow, the teenagers who read them most passionately seem to turn out OK.
Some bursters vary on a regular basis, while others seem to turn on and off randomly.
I don't seem to turn heads the way I used to".
The world turns, but sometimes, it doesn't seem to turn at all.
The pages seem to turn, and I can see the edges of those that remain.
"All these games seem to turn on defensive plays," Arizona second baseman Craig Counsell said.
Some MVRDV designs are so logical they seem to turn reality on its head.
Even the most right-on fashion buyers can't quite seem to turn their backs.
They seem to turn out pretty well, actually.(The painting is "Under the Horse Chestnut Tree" by Mary Cassatt, 1898).
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