Sentence examples for system seem to from inspiring English sources

Why does the solidity of our system seem to disappoint some people who call themselves conservatives?

Nor does the nature of a country's political system seem to matter much.

Current users of the Cavaliers' Flash Seats system seem to like it.

And the city's efforts to fix the system seem to have only made it worse.

Politics, as shorthand for the various instruments of expression, popular participation, and accountability in our system, seem to have been singularly lacking.

And 15 or so fellow competitors who have left messages of congratulation and commiseration for him in the Olympic computer system seem to agree.

(A lot of lefties, notwithstanding their scorn for "the system," seem to have an implicit naive faith in the workability of the mechanisms of American governance.

Critics of today's education system seem to forget that without teachers, there wouldn't be any engineers, lawyers, doctors — or governors, for that matter.

The effect of that change in aspect through a telescope is to give Saturn a three-dimensional presence -- a reality, in fact -- that the other planets in the solar system seem to lack.

The multinational corporations that run the industrial food system seem to be dead set against it because it threatens their monopoly power – power that relies on seeds linked to patented chemical fertilisers and pesticides.

While the Olympic decathlon boasts some of the top all-around athletes in the world, its drawn-out schedule and its complicated scoring system seem to give it a low profile even in Olympic years.