Sentence examples for seems who from inspiring English sources

It's the rare parent, it seems, who wants a common name for a child.

You're the only person, it seems, who receives my name in caps.

There are people, it seems, who enjoy watching videos of small animals being crushed.

The crowd, it seems, who are chanting 'boring' like in the good old days.

As do all the townsfolk it seems, who also do a neat line in pitchfork-inspired mob justice.

There is no one, it seems, who is not on the brink of being her mother's mother.

It was the nonlawyers in the crowd — provocateurs, it now seemed — who manhandled Sher Afgan.

Just be careful — try to stare at someone who seems nice and who wouldn't get too angry about this.

Besides inattentive gardeners growing aquilegia, Lloyd mentions "gardeners of the silver and gray, impeccable taste, school" who decry cannas, and gardeners growing gauras, mostly, it seems -- who earn this slightly disdainful caution: "Beware of harboring too many plants in your garden of which the adjectives graceful and charming perpetually spring to your besotted lips".

I try to understand who the kids are who seem beyond reach, who seem to have truly impaired systems of empathy.

It seems everyone who's anyone is getting snipped.