Sentence examples for seems because he from inspiring English sources

He wanted to go back to Florence, partly, it seems, because he wanted to persuade the smart, well-educated Jesuits who clustered there to accept his world picture.

I say "seems" because he added this: "The rest of the time I'm just doing what's necessary to make that creativity visible".

It was, it seems, because he was turning the full force of government power on his own peers, and listened in on their calls.

Just last month, the Administration sabotaged the reëlection of Robert Watson, an American scientist who was the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, largely, it seems, because he favored actually doing something about the problem.

"Clever" is sometimes used as a cudgel against Mr. Anderson (along with "twee" and "quirky"), primarily, it seems, because he makes personal, rather than industrial, films that don't look, move or feel like anyone else's.

She was also quite flushed, according to her fiancé, though both these symptoms were missed by McGhee, it seems, because he had turned down the light for his friend's comfort.

"Seemed" because he kept wobbling back and forth on the issue.

The patient irritated them, it seemed, because he kept coming back.

We should attend to him – however strange some of his theories may seem – because he gives us a wonderfully enlightening account of why being human is very difficult".

"There are victim-rights issues here as well, so this is not as simple as it seems because of victims," he said. .

But watching him hit, that doesn't seem likely, because he seems completely lost at the plate.