Sentence examples for seems gathered from inspiring English sources

All of Chicago seems gathered into the book, and eventually all of America, and much of human history as well.

That is to say: We can not, as it seems, gather from language alone whether for example there are real subject-predicate facts or not.

The rest of the class seemed gathered about us in the woods, watching; though there was no sense of faces.

The entire town of Shela, it seemed, gathered in a square for the dance, in which the men challenged each other with long sticks as drums throbbed.

He was a well-respected vintner in the area and everyone in the region it seemed, gathered in his caves.

QTLs linked to Glc, Fru and Sor content all seem gathered in clusters on LG4, 5 and 6.

The typical American family, it sometimes seems, gathers around a table laden with turkey, pie and mashed potatoes to swap insults, tearful confessions and bombshell revelations.

"Her face seems to gather all the light".

Jackson added: "He seems to gather energy during the playoffs.

Indian servitude seems to gather the most steam in relation to food.

The contest, when it gets up and running, never seems to gather force.