Sentence examples for seems a certain from inspiring English sources

There seems a certain fateful inevitability about where he has now ended up.

But people do: there is, it seems, a certain clout that emanates from having no clout.

Rivera seems a certain Hall of Famer, and Mussina does not.

Trying to react to every twitch in the market seems a certain way to drive yourself mad.

(In Ireland World War II was understatedly termed "the emergency".) It seems a certain announcer is playing songs that seem to predict the weather in England accurately.

Indeed, here in famously passionate Naples, where garbage mounts in fetid mounds and moped drivers zoom the wrong way up one-way streets, there seems a certain pride in ignoring the new law -- of course, only after it has been passed.

"There's going to seem a certain level of arbitrariness to anything chosen".

Federer won the fourth set, and the fifth, and the match, and a spot in the semifinals, and what seemed a certain matchup in the finals with Novak Djokovic.

When the Americans seemed about to win there seemed a certain menace in the air, and the writer decided it would be safer not to win, and arranged it that way.

In all this, as one admits, there may seem a certain stuffiness, but hold your judgment one mo'.

Julian Draxler met Jefferson Farfan's cross five yards out with a clean connection but a full-length point-blank stop from Iker Casillas denied what seemed a certain equaliser.