Sentence examples for seems correct to from inspiring English sources

There are a few dissidents who question this conclusion, but it seems correct to me.

An equal protection holding based on fundamental interests means that if marriage exists, there can't be unreasonable discrimination, but you could still abolish marriage altogether — which seems correct to me.

For it seems correct to say 'The state of affairs of Socrates' being wise obtains because Socrates is wise', but not 'Socrates is wise because the state of affairs of Socrates' being wise obtains'.

O'Meara thus seems correct to conclude that Porphyry was "…not a Pythagoreanizing Platonist … but rather a universalizing Platonist: he finds his Platonism both in Pythagoras and in very many other quarters" (1989, 25 29).

"If I think about the criteria for alcoholism and substitute gaming for alcohol, it seems correct to say I'm addicted," he told me matter-of-factly.

Given this, it seems correct to use the software finding TFBS in genetic sequences.

Although this tendency may seem correct to some extent, it does not always show flawless results.

It does not seem correct to discuss a trend that is not substantiated by statistics (particularly compared to the statistics of the other experiments presented in the paper).

Considering all these findings together it seem correct to conclude that the evolution of these two genera results from developmental changes tweaking with body size and that nearly all differences observed among adult morphologies are a consequence of this size scaling.

Intuitively it seems correct that a duty to rescue X today is more pressing than one to rescue Y in a year's time.

Secondly, Samsung itself confirmed that the phone would arrive "before Summer," which leads us to believe that narrowing the launch period down to April seems correct.