Sentence examples for seems feel from inspiring English sources

Many Cubans, it seems, feel like Mr. Martin, 53, an engineer who left Cuba in 1994.

Much of the country's elite, it seems, feel the same way.

Most of us, it seems, feel about the freedom to self-organize much the way we feel about leadership.

The result is a deafening silence from friends who, it seems, feel unable to send messages of support.

Millions of white, straight men, it seems, feel they have to go to the back of the queue while gays, feminists, the minorities and migrants get special treatment.

After losing what is now known as Cumbria, Merseyside and Greater Manchester in the 1974 shake-up, FORL members, it seems, feel the Yorkshire pain.

But the Royal British Legion, it seems, feels differently.

He fights!" Eicher, it seems, feels the same.

Those who bucked the trend, it seems, felt some pressure to keep that decision to themselves.

The Liberal party, it seems, felt that it had to find another way to conceal its fundraising.

Everyone in Jerusalem, it seems, felt the blast at the Sbarro pizza place.