Sentence examples for seems use from inspiring English sources

This generation seems use a single voice for all communication – shouting non-stop into the abyss of the internet, expecting a response.

Men, it seems, use even non-professional networking opportunities to advance their careers.

One doesn't, it seems, use one's senses to discern if some hypothetical case is a case of knowledge or right action or a case in which the hypothetical entity is conscious or in which two temporally distinct persons are the same person.

It seems use of the c word in comedy is an issue that's generated rare bipartisan agreement in Australian politics, with Labor frontbencher Amanda Rishworth labelling use of the explicative "inappropriate".

He seems used to prevailing, in the nicest way.

The guerrilla who is holding him seems used to this.

She seems used to a life of luxury, not burgers at Merlotte's.

I feel bad, crashing her break, but she seems used to it.

His wife seems used to it.

It certainly seems, using this experimental technique, pain threshold does increase with age.

As cliched as it seems, using their full name instead of their nickname is very effective.