Sentence examples for seems to enter from inspiring English sources

Guilt, or the perceived moral cost of violating social norms, also seems to enter the equation.

Once the songs get inside him, Lewis seems to enter a trance state.

This production isn't altogether convincing in its use of music, which never really seems to enter the play's bloodstream.

First there's the enormous chest, which seems to enter the room a few seconds before the rest of her.

It occurs only when she looks directly out front, as if addressing the rehearsal mirror; an element of calculation seems to enter her upper body.

Leonhard's name seems to enter any conversation about football intelligence; he knows every teammate's responsibilities in every call, and understands the game as twenty-two intersecting vectors.

Bonnie seems to entering into the whole spirit of Eurovision - let's see if that continues after Saturday!

I seemed to enter consistently late.

Often, though, the drugs seem to enter undetected.

But eventually I seemed to enter a kind of pan-sensory spell.

A faint glint of recognition seemed to enter Mr. Gingrich's eye.