Sentence examples for seems to rely from inspiring English sources
Scouting seems to rely on experience and intuition, scoring on performance metrics and statistics.
It seems to rely on a type of nerve cell known as a mirror neuron.
The brain seems to rely on less precise methods of signalling.
Yet in his reporting Paumgarten seems to rely on interviews with powerful people.
His strategy seems to rely on an old cock-up of the previous Labour government.
No-one seems able to verify the 70,000 fighters the PM seems to rely on.
Coughlin often seems to rely upon interviews with Iraqi exiles or opposition leaders in London.
Only the theremin seems to rely on nothing more than its player's presence or absence.
The Court's reasoning to the contrary seems to rely solely on the fact that § 1983 does not create any rights.
Cameron, too, seems to rely on a small, tight group of male colleagues and advisors – oh, and Theresa May.
At times, Major's hold on power seems to rely very strongly on the nine Ulster Unionist Party M.P.s.
