Sentence examples for seems i need from inspiring English sources

It seems I need a sudden, piercing alarm, which rather defeats the object of the sunrise.

If I really want to get to know cachaça, it seems I need to go to Brazil's second most populous state, just north of São Paulo.

"It seems I need to learn text messaging in order to deliver flowers," Mr. Kang said anxiously after an interview at a courier company's booth.

Some are unavailable; it seems I need a bevy of streaming and cable outlets in order to cover all my bases.

(Actually, it seems I'd need a Ph.D, since that's what the good professor has).

The moment you grant me that, then it seems I have everything I need to say that there is a continuum of experience in which we have the worst possible misery for everyone on the one hand and then all of these other degrees of well-being on the other.

It seems like I need to get another monitor just for ebook news these days.

With two women a week being killed by male partners and ex-partners, I can't believe I have to spell it out, but it seems I do: women need somewhere safe to go when they leave.

To answer these questions, it would seem that I need rigorous philosophical arguments for my existence and the existence of other thinking humans.

I've been thinking about the conversation we had last time I visited you, when you took me to that little bar where we ordered the sangria and you said that it seemed like I need us to be best friends and that it makes you feel like a bad daughter.

Disaffected banker and former vice-president of Deutsche Bank Alexis Goldstein explains: "Debt to us might seem like 'I need a loan to go to school' or 'I need a loan to buy a house' but for [my former colleagues], it is just a product that they can buy, sell and package – another way for them to get as much profit as they want".