Sentence examples for seems entails from inspiring English sources

Rejecting this assumption, it seems, entails a radical overhaul of one's epistemology, and it may be that this can be accomplished only by giving an implausible, deflationary conception of epistemic justification).

For all attachment and all desire, however worthy their objects might seem, entail the capacity for wrenching and destructive negative emotions.

Identifying an agent's practical reasons, it seems, neither entails nor is entailed by giving an explanation of her actions.

His epistemology seems to entail, for example, that creationists are justified in viewing "evidence to the contrary as systematically misleading".

She then hires Rooster because she hears that he has "true grit," a quality that mostly seems to entail a disregard for preserving the lives of his prisoners.

In a lot of recent books about food and cooking, authenticity seems to entail being somebody entirely other than who you actually are.

Going from Point A to Point B always seems to entail a side trip to a nursery or to the backyard of a generous friend.

It often seems to entail a yearning to participate in something larger than oneself and is by no means limited to the political domain.

It also seems to entail going to extraordinary lengths to avoid sending their children to any of the schools in or near to these areas.

Looking at fan-made YouTube compilation of the 'greatest hits' of actor Jung Woo Ha this seems to entail cramming your mouth full of food and making exaggerated facial expressions as you scoff it down.

Every list item seems to entail a complex aesthetic calibration and raises the possibility that staff members who imagine themselves consummate indie hipsters may actually have an uncomfortable amount in common with mainstream dorks.