Sentence examples for seems has made from inspiring English sources

Comfort, it seems, has made all the difference.

Success, it seems, has made Stenson's dry sense of humor downright parched.

Working with Kiarostami, it seems, has made her an unofficial spokesperson for Iran's ongoing green revolution.

Mr. Kernighan, it seems, has made some encouraging progress with the fall semester class.

The university, it seems, has made its decision on the grounds that the department is not financially viable.

War, it seems, has made a comeback this year as a legitimate tool for "the continuation of political intercourse".

The cardinal and the priest, it seems, have made up.

The bestselling author, it seems, had made script revisions, which Anschutz didn't like, and also had his own ideas about casting.

Men and women from everywhere, it seemed, had made their way to New York, only to become victims of history's worst terrorist atrocity.

Dozens of them, it seemed, had made their way to Barcelona for this and the bigger MWC confab).

Though the Internal Directives were synthetic, even a synthetic love, it seemed, had made her a monster.