Sentence examples for seems to be thought from inspiring English sources

Even her acceptance of the Oscar identifying her as the best actress of 1971 – for her performance as a call girl in Klute – seems to be thought funny by some, if not faintly discreditable.

They are a bit like Gypsies, whom it still seems OK to make racist jokes about," says Barrett. "It seems to be thought comedic to make cruel jokes about them.

Actors Romola Garai and Sarah Solemani, among others, have campaigned on this point in particular, arguing that it seems to be thought of as a peculiarly female problem rather than a universal on and that it acts as a barrier for many in the creative industries.

Though the offerings at each may vary slightly, they seem to be thought of as one family business.

Police officers in general seem to be thought of as decent people doing good work and yet policing, as a practice, is widely distrusted.

That seems to be what the jury thought in Florida.

There seems to be little she hasn't thought of.

"I think humor seems to be universal.

"I think Stan seems to be confident," Mattingly said.

Certain teams seem to be worse (think Red Sox).

"It doesn't seem to be very well thought out.