Sentence examples for seems feels from inspiring English sources

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

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

America, it seems, feels no empathy for a group of people we can't accept as fully human.

Why is it that no one would think of adding to or subtracting from a great painting, but everyone in the theater, it seems, feels free to alter the texture and environment of a great play?

Apple, it seems, feels your pain.

Toshiba, it seems, feels our pain, as the new Satellite T31 laptop that just debuted comes with recovery disks for both Vista and XP recovery disks, which means drivers for both OSes.

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

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

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

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

Many, it seems, feel that the worst is behind the industry, at least in the near term.