Sentence examples for seems to link from inspiring English sources

Adding to this year's intrigue is the cross-pollination that always seems to link these teams.

It's the concentration of success stories, fancy houses, manicured yards, multicar garages and legendary egos that seems to link these Right and Left Coast communities.

You have to hunt around a bit to see the rest, but this spot seems to link to all of them so far.

Yet it is with Schubert and some of the early Romantic painters and their sad, exultant, passively subversive pop-song beauties that painting of the moment seems to link up.

It seems to link these suits to dressing-up-box costumes: there is a whisper lurking somewhere in this expression that power dressing is suspect, that women are dressed for roles they cannot or should not do.

Where does that glint of insanity come from that seems to link his characters – Andy Bernard from The Office, Stu from The Hangover and now Rusty, whose naivety and lack of self-awareness can verge on the near-psychotic?

Then, draw line between ideas that seem to link.

He also seemed to link voices to "satellite warfare", she told the court.

And he seemed to link it to "aggressive and extreme" pro-Palestinian activity.

Musicians and critics seem to link the idea of slowing down music with "beauty" – why?

This fits, as PJ Harvey songs often seem to link carnal desire and emotional carnage.