Sentence examples for seem to yield from inspiring English sources
Experiments in human behavior never seem to yield truth similar to hard science.
The restaurant finds transcendence in dishes and genres that wouldn't seem to yield so readily to invention or open the door to so much pleasure.
RM Time and time again, Osborne unveils plans to find extra billions through crackdowns on tax avoidance that never seem to yield as much as predicted.
But there are entire industries that never seem to yield letters, even though people seem to complain about them all the time.
Alas, it didn't seem to yield much in the way of actual policies.Then there was a flirtation with "red Toryism", or "communitarian civic conservatism".
But, unlike the larkish handles of Hollywood celebrities, as revealed by the Sony hackers (Tom Hanks, a.k.a. Johnny Madrid; Sarah Michelle Gellar, a.k.a. Neely O'Hara), the fake names of politicians seem to yield strangely earnest self-representations. Diane Reynolds.
The meeting seemed to yield little progress.
It was low-cost but never seemed to yield results.
It was an editorial version of kung fu -- of winning by seeming to yield.
Cherkaoui seems to yield but slips into his own emotional space.
NEW ORLEANS — Rarely has a national title seemed to yield so little to celebrate.
