Sentence examples for seems served from inspiring English sources

A3 Clues to a Civilization's Fall Archaeologists in Guatemala discovered 50 skeletons among the ruins of an ancient Maya city, victims of murder in a war that destroyed the city and, it seems, served as a beginning of the collapse of the classic period of the Maya civilization.

Reviewing for the New Statesman and Nation, Raymond Mortimer wrote that the panels "seems served from Picasso's Crucifixion [1930], but further distorted, with ostrich necks and button heads protruding from bags the whole effect gloomily phallic, like Bosch without the humour.

The drops, it seems, serve as a remarkably powerful and fast-acting diuretic.

The culture that birthed this modern muscle car seems well served.

Iraq, it seems, has served as a cautionary tale for withdrawing too quickly from Afghanistan.

When the wronged party bestows forgiveness, the proper ranking of the parties is restored, and justice, it seems, is served.

Another example, Drosophila melanogaster has four Hsp60 proteins and each seems to serve a distinct function [ 118].

In Drosophila Jagunal the di-basic sequence motif …RKXX at the C-term seems to serve the same function (Lee and Cooley, 2007).

Obviously there are a wide variety of variables influencing all of these statistics, and correlation isn't causation when it seems to serves the pro-life argument anymore than when it seems to serve the pro-choice side.

The function of starch synthesis-degradation in stem seems to serve as an important regulatory role of rice grain filling.

In the United States, religiosity seems to serve as a 'bridge' that helps immigrants in the integration process.