Sentence examples for seems printing from inspiring English sources

Other Chinese inventions, including paper (ad 105), were passed on to Europe by the Arabs but not, it seems, printing.

It's the visual memory that it appeals to: once seen, its overall shape and inner patterns, as well as its key images, seem printed on the brain.

Although the application may seem trivial, printing lyrics onto merchandise is an increasingly important revenue stream for musicians in an era of declining record sales.

Nowadays, it seems 3D printing is no longer relegated to... 3D printers.

Of course, this seems to necessitate printing out the order form, which makes us wonder: hasn't Walmart heard about the exorbitant cost of printer ink?

Patten is one of those men whose name seems in print never to be unaccompanied by the word "former": former MP, former Conservative party chairman, former governor of Hong Kong, former European commissioner (he is, however, still the chancellor of Oxford University).

We have seen small-business owners who almost seem to be printing money and have little trouble finding financing and others who can't find it anywhere.

And here we've got these folks in Washington who just seem to be printing money and spending it like nobody's business.

You may also have problems especially with printing, the printer doesn't seem to print out your work, photos etc (this problem makes the program bad for the use at schools).

Printing seems to have been first invented in China in the 6th century ad in the form of block printing.

Right now, it seems, 3-D printing is more about the technology's potential than anything practical.