Sentence examples for seems to observe from inspiring English sources
With his wise, weary gaze he seems to observe the frantic toing and froing of mere mortals with serene acceptance.
Francois Ozon's "See the Sea" is set at the Ile d'Yeu, a French beach community, and filmed so precisely that it seems to observe every grain of sand.
As ever, the 6 Series seems at one with itself, not its driver — so relaxed and capable that its pilot seems to observe the action from a distance.
In this way he seems to observe the old motto of feminist art: "the personal is political".
But in a fact no one seems to observe from his statement, Manning was working within a "SCIF," which stands for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility.
Empirical observations suggest that policies and practices on the ground do not seem to observe these differences.
In many cases, we seem to observe "bursts" of evolution in the fossil record.
But everything you seem to observe around you, including this newspaper, is actually virtual.
Mr. Blair seemed to observe frostier conventions with Mr. Brown, his rival in the Labor Party, who is rumored to want to succeed Mr. Blair as prime minister.
No one seemed to observe that, given the lack of progress of both the international community and national governments in reforming the financial sector, wanting better seemed entirely appropriate.
The fact that market people keep odd hours may be one of the reasons that they don't seem to observe conventions having to do with when it is appropriate to eat what.
