Sentence examples for seems giving from inspiring English sources
Including, it seems, giving a speech in a room accessorized with an $18,000 piece of salvaged driftwood.
"It's from a completely different base – around this constituency, £25m's been spent on schools alone," he says, before, it seems, giving me a guarantee about the fate of public sector projects that have yet to be started.
While the article published in Qiushi Journal seems giving us the old-fashioned saying, that is, ELT in China is time consuming and not so efficient as expected, which is commonsensical among the public.
It seems, given the circumstances, like indecent haste.
No one, it seems, gives up and leaves.
We have, it seems, given them a love of Spam.
Self-absorption, it seems, gave way to more socially involved perspectives.
No one, it seems, gives two hoots for only somewhat industrious clans, or workaholic singletons.
The song has no lyrics; Johnson seems given over, only half there.
Several European countries are not quite ready for that step, it seems, given their experience with Russian spies.
And that action, it seems, gave them subsequent license to quietly — and sometimes quite fraudulently — pursue their own private gains.
