Sentence examples for seems has from inspiring English sources

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resembles has

represents has

understands has

smells has

indicates has

The phrase 'seems has' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
Depending on the meaning you are trying to convey, you could use an alternate phrase such as "appears to have," "seems to have," or "it seems that he/she/they have." For example: It seems that he has been working very hard lately.

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Little, it seems, has changed.

The New York Times

Free, it seems, has its costs.

The New York Times

Something, it seems, has gone appallingly wrong.

The Economist

"B-Sides," it seems, has already started.

The New York Times - Arts

Everybody, it seems, has a war story.

The Economist

Every age, it seems, has its Homers.

The New York Times

But "Frozen," it seems, has something more.

The New Yorker

Deindustrialisation, it seems, has its advantages.

The Economist

The call, it seems, has been answered.

The Economist

Everything, it seems, has a price.

The New York Times

So, too, it seems, has Dr. Abdi.

The New York Times

More suggestions(14)

demonstrates has

believes has

assumes has

suggests has

emerges has

exists has

yes has

seemed has

stems has

deems has

senses has

perhaps has

appears has

apparently has

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