Sentence examples for seems in the first from inspiring English sources

Does it gnaw at you at night?" We are back, it seems, in the first person plural.

The invention of social caricature (by Bernini, it seems, in the seventeenth century) domesticated grotesquerie as an easy means for jollity at others' expense and, when admixed with politics, as a weapon of partisan umbrage.

Quite what this means in practical terms would seem in the first instance to revolve around innovations that restore intimacy to those who cannot be together.

Two playoffs ago, during the hottest days of the ongoing struggle against unaccountable police violence, the Atlanta Hawks swingman Thabo Sefolosha had his leg broken by the N.Y.P.D., during what seemed, in the first place, to be a frivolous arrest.

But motion and rest seem in the first instance to be determinations of bodies.

National unity was not a concern, it seemed: in the second set, Querrey hit Klahn with an unfortunate shot just below his waistband.

It seems that, in the first 2 h, the TPDA molecules are forming nice monolayer on the silicon surface.

Despite the notorious development of technology, design seems anchored in the first linear and branched proposals found in teaching machines and in programmed teaching.

It seems that, in the first four hours of culture, activated T lymphocytes bind to MSCs and remain trapped for up to 60 h [ 30].

24] at Philadelphia in the fourth game of the world's championship baseball series, "Connie Mackk's men plucking victory from seeming defeat in the first innings.

Characters who seemed hateful in the first novel are now more forgivingly portrayed.