Sentence examples for tell it seems from inspiring English sources

In the case of the new Guillaume Tell, it seems as if the context of its rape scene, placed where the third-act ballet should have been, in a poor production updated to present-day Balkans but otherwise apparently lacking in perceptive ideas, added to the disapproval.

I read the Mcintyre paper and as far as I can tell it seems like there are no objections to its biological viability.

As far as I can tell, it seems to have exploded with the appearance of captive pandas in the 1960s.

The prospect of that happening, to hear those who monitor operatic careers for a living tell it, seems highly unlikely.

From what I can tell, it seems that neither man actually called Mr Obama on the phone.

From what I can tell, it seems like covering reality today is an act that defies common sense.

Yet somehow, and he was so grateful for this, still more people seemed to want him to tell it — seemed to think that the puzzle it posed, and the answer he'd come up with, would save them from ruin.

All told, it seems unlikely that the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John Cross was ever consummated.

They were in the habit of doing as they were told, it seems, and that humility served them well.

It's the repulsive tale of our time, told, it seems, with an infinite cast.

Charon was told, it seems, to expect "a poet and a scholar".