Sentence examples for seems rely on from inspiring English sources

The more you deny, the more folks, it seems, rely on the opposite statement being true.

We can, it seems, rely on the genetic stability of women to guide us into the future, collaboratively and cooperatively with men, to achieve a more stable and healthier gender balance".

Thus, it seems, "relying on the internet to access information makes one more likely to rely on the internet to access other information".

Grant Thornton, it seems, relied on Parmalat's internal mail to deliver its letters seeking confirmation, an astonishing lapse that allowed the fraud to continue.

The fate of the free world, it seems, relied on a 20-minute traipse through an anonymous sci-fi headquarters and killing a couple dozen regular guys.

But most, it seemed, relied on dried peaches rather than fresh fruit.

No-one seems able to verify the 70,000 fighters the PM seems to rely on.

It seems to rely on a type of nerve cell known as a mirror neuron.

The brain seems to rely on less precise methods of signalling.

Yet in his reporting Paumgarten seems to rely on interviews with powerful people.

His strategy seems to rely on an old cock-up of the previous Labour government.