Sentence examples for seems to be explained from inspiring English sources

His desire to destroy Othello seems to be explained, motivated by a background of real – rather than imagined – humiliations.

And all of this seems to be explained in 4-point type on page 41,922 of the Owner's Warnings Book; electron microscope sold separately.

The influence of grain size seems to be explained by the role of cyclic plasticity in the crack initiation process.

This seems to be explained, in part, by labor regulations that force firms to issue open ended contracts after a certain period of time.

The positive effect of open unemployment on the probability that refugees stay where placed is counterintuitive and seems to be explained by a correlation with the geographical variables (latitude and temperature).

Second, the heavy emphasis on reading as opposed to listening, speaking, and writing in mathematics and earth sciences seems to be explained by Hino's (2016) point that "English used to be perceived in Japan as a tool for absorbing advanced Western technologies and cultures" (p. 28).

Kinney remarks on an especially intriguing section of "Chronicles," in which Dylan seems to be explaining the method behind his guitar playing.

Barrymore has her matter-of-fact sweetness and decency — she always seems to be explaining to herself how the world works — and her Billie belongs in front of a sixth-grade class, not in Vegas.

A necessary first step of intervention in patients with PNES seems to be explaining the diagnosis with care.

Sextus seems to be explaining how it is that someone could come to be investigating questions with the sort of single-mindedness the skeptic has, a single-mindedness which results in the intense scrutiny of all sides of a question.

This seemed to be explained by the excess glutamate's effect on eNMDA receptors.