Sentence examples for seems to one from inspiring English sources

117 Philadelphia Ave, Shillington, childhood home of John Updike, has been bought by the Updike Society for what seems, to one humbled by the London property market, a snip at $200000.

The poetry of earth is ceasing never: On a lone winter evening, when the frost Has wrought silence, from the stove there shrills The Cricket's song, in warmth increasing ever, And seems to one in drowsiness half lost, The Grasshopper's among some grassy hills.

Swinburne (1979) invokes what he calls the "Principle of Credulity," according to which one is justified in believing that what seems to one to be present actually is present, unless some appropriate defeater is operative.

Another version of it says that one is prima facie justified in believing that p if it seems to one that p is true (Huemer 2007).

All that happens is it seems to one self at one time that something will be true (or has been true), and seems to another self at another time that something different is true.

Transparency: When one attends to what it is like for one to have a visual experience it seems to one as though one does so through attending to mind-independent objects in one's environment and their features.

No one seems to have one superstar.

Adrian Lee seems to be one of them.

Nowadays, everybody seems to need one.

The present seems to me one of those questions.

Everybody seems to know one another.