Sentence examples for seems trying from inspiring English sources

It's also the case that studies consistently show that there is such a thing as too much gratitude it seems trying to be grateful everyday induces gratitude fatigue.

He was, it seems, trying to temper his carefully cultivated tree-hugging image by hopping onto the tough-on-crime bandwagon launched by the prime minister and his home secretary, John Reid.

Craigslist has been making a lot of moves to ensure that third party developers get off its lawn, but the listings giant is also, it seems, trying to make that lawn a little more attractive for residents.

Too many campaigns, it seems, try to focus on a single aim.

Morgan, it seems, tried to buy the elaborately carved teakwood shrines for $150,000, but couldn't.

Marbury was, it seemed, trying unnecessarily to shoulder too much of the burden -- not trusting his teammates quite enough.

I was struck by how ordinary it all seemed, trying to decide between marijuanas.

Or, odd though it may seem, try reading something dull.

He seemed tried and tested: a former vice-president, senator and ambassador to Japan, a solidly reliable man.

They seem tried and true.

As impossible as it may seem, try to relax.