Sentence examples for seems become from inspiring English sources

Bayh's type of centrism has, it seems, become his party's official orthodoxy.

He has also, it seems, become the inspiration to a new generation of self-immolaters.

Even weekend sports, it seems, become the basis for informal business clusters in the Valley.

But on the ground appointed leadership has, it seems, become a shunned concept for fear those at the top of a social movement would soon bow to and barter with an old guard.

We have, it seems, become collectively obsessed with what we eat.

The everyday structure of vice, it seems, becomes the occasion for a chaste new friendship.

Mr. Tartaglione, it seems, became a government informant against Mr. Massino and wore a hidden microphone.

Pornography, it seems, became the new rock'n'roll while Welsh wasn't looking.

Jim Crow, it seems, became a surfer dude.

I had, it seemed, become part of oil country -- and it was becoming part of me.

Another subgroup is what I call wimp verbs (appear, seem, become).