Sentence examples for seems the sum from inspiring English sources

Obviously, it seems, the sum can be rewritten (1 − 1) + (1 − 1) + … = 0 + 0 + … = 0. Surely this answer seems as intuitive as the sum of fractions.

The profusion of these images — of a man who possessed unusual skills, though not, evidently, a gene for irony — seemed the sum of his appetite for self-reflection.

Although such offerings would seem generous, the sum really is only as good as its parts, and when the components are not uniformly first rate, the entire preparation suffers.

Then it would seem that the sum of the wood is identical with the sum of the furniture.

The bench out front seems to sum the place up.

For some reason this seems to sum up the spirit of the man.

Still, as diverse as this group is, one word seems to sum up the effect of the recession on their businesses: brutal.

The gist of the commentary seems to sum up to this: While Followgram's scraping was illegal, Instagram needs to release an API soon to keep up with consumer demand for related services.

This guy in the crowd seems to sum up viewer reaction to the whole thing: .

But Girls Generationn seems larger than the sum of its parts.

But the whole seems less than the sum of those parts.