Sentence examples for seems learning from inspiring English sources

It seems learning to code has become a theme in 2012, and the demand is being met by Code Year and others.

Compassionate engineering is more of a mindset, it seems, learning to put the people before the technology and let the device or service evolve organically, even (perhaps especially) if it's in unexpected directions.

We should also, it seems, learn to count.

It seems that learning to sing in a group brought a sense of achievement.

Government, it seems, had learned what it wanted to learn, and had moved on to other things.

In short, they seem to learn how to learn.

It seems to learn.

But the G.O.P. never seems to learn.

Ms. Pazmino, it seems, has learned a lesson that was not on the curriculum.

Now, it seems teenagers learn everything they need to know from porn.

Peter Riek, it seemed, was learning his first lesson about American individualism.