Sentence examples for seems widely from inspiring English sources

That much seems widely agreed upon.

Mr. Simon's characterization of a Hollywood-gone-wild with zombies seems widely off the mark.

However, it seems widely believed that patients attribute a therapeutic value to the cracking noise.

Such uncertainty seems widely shared in many other post-colonial countries.

He seems widely read, alluding in his own writing to everything from the poetry of Tennyson to academic tracts on economic history.

One of the few things that seems widely agreed upon in this debate is that a 'national conversation' about the stubborn resilience of gun violence is needed.

At the square on Friday, that sentiment seemed widely shared by speakers and demonstrators alike.

"We have to be honest, and we have to thank Turkey," he said, a position that seemed widely shared, even among the weary.

Forty years ago, the field corn seemed widely spaced and somehow personable enough to hide in, the way Cary Grant did in "North By Northwest".

But Iraqis themselves seem widely opposed to the presence of Turkish troops, and Governing Council members say they have repeatedly raised the issue with American officials, including Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

Yet, as Powell and Gribble write in their joint history, "what differences of policy the editors may have been pursuing, I do not know; but the visible characteristics of the two papers do not seem widely opposed". They share a sprightly resilience, it seems: "both were illustrated, and always light in tone and touch always, one might say, modern.