Sentence examples for seems I'll from inspiring English sources

Given the wildly differing research findings, it seems I'll never really know if I did the right thing.

It seems I'll never escape from nor have enough rugged canvas duffel bags, even though, let me tell you, one is plenty.

Boy was there some excitement over at Chick Fil A! The gays were protestin' and the Christians were eatin.' I still think the answer to all our problems is marri-aje but it seems I'll have to keep workin' on that one.

It seems I will be travelling up the east coast a week or so behind you!

Given the recent decision of the current Australian prime minister to decline my nomination, it seems I will not be a candidate myself for the position of UNSG.

Now it seems I will be working on and on, and with the pay freezes and rise in pension contributions, it's not much to look forward to.

So on Monday 13 April it seems I will be in the company of a majority as I support Scottish CND's campaign Bairns not Bombs as peacemakers blockade the nuclear submarine base at Faslane.

"As long as I live, it seems I will never be able to forget even a small part of it" -- the nighttime arrest that was never explained to him, the shackles and blindfold, the prison cell where his companions starved to death one by one, the screams of mothers as their children were torn from them.

"Friends if it's not my lot to see the day / of independence... / if I die before that day / - and it seems I will - / bury me in a village graveyard in Anatolia / and if it's fitting / and a plane tree grows at my head, / then there's no need for a gravestone or anything else".

It seems I will require further study, though I am my own most elusive subject, like the Cheshire cat, a glamour puss without the can, an effort without the will, nothing to speak about except for a smile.

As mundane as that seems, I will mentally commend you more for doing so as opposed to describing how much you were out of your comfort zone without your video games.