Sentence examples for seems to know something from inspiring English sources

This is bonkers beyond Surrealism, so much so that it seems to know something.

There's one very abstruse clue where somebody seems to know something about it, but fundamentally it's an illiterate society and that is a major difference between the world of Homer and the Mycenaean world.

These were the words of a man who had inhaled in the past — he admits as much, though he says it was 15 years ago — and seems to know something about the munchies.

He also seems to know something important about Templeton, but he doesn't share this precious information with Ingrid, which makes her all the more annoyed that she can't get Finn out of her mind.

Here we have an almost kind of joke picture, the best man seems to know something the couple does not, and in the color picture, it's just a pretty picture of a wedding in Siberia, which is where the picture was taken.

Based on an original screenplay by Mark Andrus ("As Good as It Gets"), who seems to know something about ornery characters on the last-chance train, the movie is generating the kind of buzz -- adjectives like "grown-up," "sexy," "challenging" -- that haven't attended a Hollywood movie since "American Beauty".

They seem to know something we don't.

They seemed to know something that Benitez did not.

Buffon seemed to know something in the build-up.

"They seem to know something, that they have more time than originally thought," he said.

Collectively, the Renos seem to know something about everything -- and they are consummate storytellers.