Sentence examples for seems sought from inspiring English sources

Hepworth, it seems, sought some comparable epiphany in this work, an escape from the realities of 1947.

And trouble seems to seek out Mr. Jones.

Cannes, in particular, seems to seek out such films.

Instead, it seems to seek to tap into subconscious.

People, it seems, are seeking comfort in those old, familiar tunes.

Mr. DeMint does not merely generate controversy; he seems to seek it.

Sometimes he seems to seek risk, as if bored by what is commonplace, predictable and safe.

Usually, it seems, politicians seek out a portrait artist at the beginning of their career.

After a turbulent childhood in war-time Serbia, he seems to seek solace in religious practices.

The magazine seems to seek young, urban creative types, both as subjects and as readers.

"They have become brilliant businessmen, and everyone seems to seek out their advice.