Sentence examples for seems faced from inspiring English sources

Tyrannosaurs, it seems, faced high mortality just after birth, but enjoyed high survival rates as juveniles.

Again, the traditional dispositionist seems faced with a choice between oversimplifying (and thus mischaracterizing some people's dispositions) and loading the dispositions with potentially problematic or unwieldy conditional antecedents (e.g., he'd get the umbrella if his paralysis healed; he'd speak up if the political climate changed).

But Mr. Evans, it seems, facing a life in prison -- even before any murder charges -- had given up hope of life and was planning his death.

He seemed faced with the problem that his transcendental philosophy led to solipsism.

A residue remains, however, and we seem faced with a conflict between theory and intuitions about cases.

But now, it seems, it faces a different threat.

Everywhere, it seems, Russia faces a steep uphill climb.

Can Goldsmith pull back the deficit he seems to face?

Kauffman seems comfortable facing new challenges.

Perpetrators seemed to face no consequences.

At first glance voters seem to face a hard choice.