Sentence examples for seems according from inspiring English sources

Davos seems, according to Eben, is a great place for broad and free-ranging chickens to gather and cluck about what should be done.

Thumbs down, it seems, according to the sprawling democratic cacophony found in some 30,000 public comments received by the Justice Department.

That might seem to be an inefficient step, but it may not be the wayward move it seems, according to some computer experts.

Other performers in a lineup largely organized, it seems, according to the second letter of the alphabet, include Billy Bragg, the Bacon Brothers, Brian D'Arcy James, and Bettye LaVette and the Blind Boys of Alabama.

It addresses how Vuillard's "desire to inhabit the threshold between life and art animates this ever-changing room where nothing is as it seems," according to festival promotional material.

The firm also has its eye on the Moon, however, and seems, according to plans it has submitted to NASA, to think $12 billion will be enough to put a base there by the 2020s.Presumably a Moon base would not, of itself, count as appropriation.

The effort seemed, according to Dr Zentall, to make the grain more valuable.

But even this short appeasement wasn't what it seemed; according to Blood, Petursson didn't actually write it.

Unfortunately, that's harder than it may seem, according to "Free Market Madness," by Peter A. Ubel (Harvard Business School Press, $26.95).

Later poems that can seem, according to Mr Longley, like "an alibi for an old poet's philandering" are left out.

At Cambridge, where she had been granted a studentship in philosophy, she met Wittgenstein, but did not quite fall under his spell; she seemed, according to the writer Elizabeth Sewell, "really a stranger," who "never fit in".