Sentence examples for seems to create a from inspiring English sources

It seems to create a strange inversion of space-time.

Tolkien tried, it seems, to create a kinder, gentler "Ring," a mythology without malice.

Aside from the music, the festival seems to create a huge amount of goodwill.

"This kind of life style seems to create a need for that escape".

The need for budding news-makers to begin their careers in London seems to create a class gap.

Morgan and Katz said they are not worried that the innovative ESPN, which seems to create a new platform every week, will alter ESPN.com to counter ThePostGame.

Affixed directly to the house's siding, it seems to create an extra window.

Privilege seems to create an impermeable protective shell around some people; for others it sharpens their alertness to inequality.

This link seems to create an efficient system of plant defense against insect pests and pathogens, and is thus essential to plant survival and evolution.

Overall, circulating be it in the short or long term, retrospectively measured or planned in the future thus seems to create an incentive to remit.

For example, it almost hurts to read reviews of plays by Sarah Ruehl, who seems to create an amazing theatrical work every six minutes.