Sentence examples for seems to call from inspiring English sources

"The president seems to call for a constitutional amendment.

Maybe we just have water on the mind — it sure seems to call in the summertime.

(Sorry, something about all of this seems to call for archaic language).

But occasionally an official publication seems to call out for comment.

Other evidence submitted by Michel seems to call that into doubt.

In this three-chapter picture book, written in dialogue, Gollie seems to call the shots — at first.

In the port of Saranda, a retired colonel (some say he is a general) seems to call the shots.

Perhaps this is why the moment seems to call for nonfiction about India that must match its subject for ambition.

"Digital art seems to call for a distributed, networked information space that is open to interferences," she says.

Each period of Israeli history seems to call out for a new "Merchant of Venice" — though no one ever seems happy with the result.

And the huge skyscraper that, thankfully, no one any longer seems to call the Freedom Tower is rising, to almost no one's admiration or gratitude.