Sentence examples for seems to be presented from inspiring English sources

(In a lot of Armitage's dances, the man seems to be presented as gay).

He does say that "Iran is an important country in a volatile region", but the statement seems to be presented more as a logical next step after the appointment of the non-resident chargé d'affaires late last year, and the restoration of direct diplomatic contacts in February.

Indeed, it seems to be presented as the key.

Thus the problem is how to relate, say, the visual field to the auditory field, producing a 'unity of apperception', that is, a total experience that seems to be presented to a single subject.

But she also seems to be presenting the character to us for comment.

Jobs seems to be presenting a new product on stage, or possibly waving as he was known to do upon exiting the stage.

"Everybody seems to be presenting groups as formal exercises.

These data do not seem to be presented.

For now, museums seem to be presenting their permanent collections with pride.

In the new metaphor war movies seem to be presenting, Americans are no longer distrustful of authority and no longer doubt the cause.

Privately, though, many thought he was far less emotionally accessible of the two a man who always seemed to be presenting to you rather than talking to you.