Sentence examples for seems to address from inspiring English sources

Byco, a new microfinancing site, seems to address those concerns.

But little else seems to address conventional (or even unconventional) notions of feminism.

Certainly, like so much of "Biped," it seems to address the sublime.

"This seems to address the I.O.C.'s and Olympic movement's request to strengthen sanctions".

What "The Uncommitted" seems to address is the enigmatic nature of Mr. Pärt's music.

But the title track – a folk song – seems to address a lover as "wanderer".

This week's knowingly provocative cover is an attempt by the magazine, it seems, to address several bases.

It seems to address issues like mortality ("Time"), greed ("Money"), war ("Us and Them") and madness ("Brain Damage").

When this opening sequence starts, their up-and-out gesture — one arm extended with palm flat, eyes following in that direction — seems to address fate.

QUESTION FROM GHAZI: Nobody seems to address the legitimate concerns of the marginalized Pashtuns that are on the periphery and are disenfranchised by the US backed Northern Alliance.

Singapore math may well be a fad, too, but supporters say it seems to address one of the difficulties in teaching math: all children learn differently.