Sentence examples for seems to learn from inspiring English sources
But the G.O.P. never seems to learn.
Boston never seems to learn the lesson when it comes to the lottery.
As the last section, "El Chivo and Maru," unfolds, a devoted revolutionary turned street rat and assassin (the incredible Emilio Echevarria), who lives with his pack of dogs, seems to learn a lesson about not submitting to one's impulses.
But it's so black and white that no one actually seems to learn anything new, or accept a different perspective: you either wholeheartedly agree with David Cameron's stance on Ask.fm, you don't agree with him at all, or you can shove off.
Reality's hard knocks — the chases, the falls, the breaking of limbs and objects — are ultimately taken care of by the nameless man in the yellow hat, who never seems to learn that you don't leave such a childlike creature alone with a new bike, saying, "Keep close to the house while I am gone".
And we don't seem to learn.
George W. Bush seemed to learn the lesson.
We seem to learn nothing from history.
But most dyers seem to learn through workshops or apprenticeships.
And yet Obama and company never seem to learn.
