Sentence examples for seems was much from inspiring English sources

The newly formed "land girls" took the place of farm boys, while the Women's Institute collected medicinal plants and turned gluts of plums into jam to succour a nation desperate for sugar (no one, it seems, was much impressed by carrot lollies).

The preparation of the chemotherapy trial, it seems, was much smoother than that of the first trial: there were no extensive debates in the Working Party, and no big meetings with consultants.

Parents, it seems, are much more interested in raising "hard working" and "responsible" kids than raising kind and empathic kids.

Meanwhile, the new galleries, however limited they may seem, are much better than nothing.

The priestess, it seems, was as much glue-sniffer as guru.

The pressure, it seems, was too much.

The goal, it seems, was existential as much as anything.

Even that, it seems, is too much.

Danish schools, it seems, are not much good.

Yet the alternative, it seems, is too much to bear.

Lobbies, it seems, are as much a flash point as elevators.