Sentence examples for seems to making from inspiring English sources
In Papua New Guinea, he notes, the right of local people to control their forests is in theory clear but a state agency seems to making deals over their heads.The Bonn talks are inching forward.
Each dancer often looks private or detached — like a character making asides amid dialogue — even or especially when the other seems to making the most direct address, and even when supporting the other.
No one is sure how any of this will work, and the government seems to making things up as it goes along: on Monday, for example, David Cameron announced that for every high-value council house sold in London, two supposedly "affordable" homes would be built – but there was no suggestion of any kind of like-for-like replacement.
This seems to make sense.
Zola seems to make it fun.
It always seems to make things better.
(Solitude seems to make him nervous).
"It seems to make people feel happy".
This seems to make accountants more cautious.
It seems to make sense," he explains.
It seems to make little business sense.
