Sentence examples for seems than from inspiring English sources

Deeper, it seems, than our mother tongue.

Better to be out and in, it seems, than be in and out.

Some would rather freeze, it seems, than wear a frumpy parka.

"The mystery's gone," she says, with more on her mind, it seems, than the whodunit at hand.

But Stanford was having a lot of flings — more, it seems, than will ever be known, a frenzy of philandering.

She finds a lot of good in Buddy, more good, it seems, than is good for either of them.

Events have left Mr. Bush little choice but to rise to the challenge, but many loyalists say they are nevertheless struck by how much more comfortable and engaged he seems than three months ago.

More reason, it would seem, than to hate it.

More Europeans it seemed than Americans.

The Democrats who control the County Legislature said yesterday that they would rather see a state takeover -- as drastic as that seems -- than accept the plan proposed on Wednesday by Mr. Gulotta, a Republican.

Seems bigger than a book.