Sentence examples for seems to present from inspiring English sources

But this deal seems to present the reverse situation.

If the image this picture seems to present is true, we're all damned.

Studiedly moderate, Ms Clinton seems to present a cautious "business as usual" brand.

At first each seems to present a familiar image or artwork.

Yet Voltaire's 18th-century tract seems to present intractable problems onstage.

Hiller seems to present the evidence quite coolly, but this only allows an even greater pressure of feeling to build.

On the face of things, a slowing of investment hardly seems to present the economy's biggest potential problem.

Amid all the threats of economic meltdown and utopian promises, it is Lopez Maya who seems to present the most honest assessment of the likely prospects.

The David Petraeus scandal seems to present in microcosm everything that America obsesses about: power, sex, secret Gmail accounts and personal debt.

Google seems to present password accessibility as a feature rather than a flaw, a useful tool for those poor souls that can't remember their passwords.

The theory that aging is a programmed, hormonal event has been proposed before, but the new study, by Dr. Gary Ruvkun and colleagues at Harvard Medical School, seems to present the most detailed support of it so far.