Sentence examples for seem which from inspiring English sources

But a variety of factors have made Mr. McCain's chances in Arizona less assured than they ordinarily would seem, which his campaign has acknowledged.

I recall from other wax museums that guards and even fellow tourists might not be what they seem, which has made me wary.

It went on to say that Pejic "is not the only one when it comes to supermodels that are not all they seem", which was a "fashion trend we won't be following".

"When you have weird stamped pills in aspirin bottles, sometimes things are what they seem, which is illegally obtained controlled substances," Tamburino said.

To Be, Rather Than to Seem Which brings us to the present conundrum, reflected vividly in North Carolina's motto, Esse quam videri, which means, "To be, rather than to seem".

We hardly need reiterate the problems with this kind of thing: Airlines need to take threats seriously, no matter how silly they seem, which means a lot of airline employees (and, presumably, police and security and FBI) are spending a lot of time tracking down nuisance threats, as well.

Make it seem real (which I guess, technically, it was?).

Graph kernel methods seem promising, which, however, are not interpretable.

Make your characters seem real, which means making them complex.

Which seem within reach, and which seem like long-shot dreams?

It seemed plain which was the more reasonable choice.