Sentence examples for seems that we will from inspiring English sources

Now it seems that we will indeed get a quick burst of public spending, however tragic the reasons.

— Tanya Abrams It seems that we will not be eligible for financial aid based on our income and having only one child in college.

If so, it seems that we will be penalized for paying our taxes (which are nearly $13,000) directly, rather than having them in escrow.

David Ben-Gurion, chairman of the executive committee, said, "We do not know the truth concerning the entire situation in Poland and it seems that we will be unable to propose anything concerning this matter".

If we simply assume methodological nationalism, the opposite of methodological Lennonism, it seems that we will have smuggled in a set of highly contestable moral premises about the legitimacy and priority of national interests.

Although we can be free of the limiting externalism of conventional morality, established law and the metaphysics of traditional religion, it seems that we will never be free of the "sordid necessity of living for others".

It seems that we'll never be permitted to graduate from the university of the obvious.

One of the effects of a tragedy like the Boston Marathon bombing is a jolting shift in perspective — suddenly we see our loved ones and our habits in all their fragility, and for a while it seems that we'll never forget this heightened awareness and we'll never let things go back to taken-for-granted normal.

"It seems that we'll have to ramp down spending by more than a factor of two," he says, "which won't leave enough to keep it alive".

We won't know for sure until the ballots are counted, but it sure seems that we'll be hearing from climate voters on November 6 , 2018

It seems that we'll soon be able to add freerunners to the list of creatve jobs robots are overtaking, along with art critics, newscasters, and artists themselves.