Sentence examples for that seem true from inspiring English sources
— In defeat, the 2012 Republican presidential hopefuls have mostly faded from view, in ways that seem true to type.
Milton Keynes Gallery, to 3 Jan Robert Clark Derby's recently launched QUAD continues to establish itself as a contemporary art venue of convincing ambition with an intriguing and at times enchanting show charting the tendency of so much contemporary art to make magic out of the mundane and to tell lies that seem true to life.
First, Mr. Quine rejected the fundamental distinction between what Kant had called analytic and synthetic propositions, or the distinction between statements that seem true no matter what (like "all bachelors are unmarried") and those that are true because of the way things happen to be (like "Mr. X is a bachelor").
Does that seem true to you, personally?
Miranda Priestly tells Andie in The Devil Wears Prada that "everybody wants to be us", and for a while that seemed true.
One thing that seems true, at least for the moment, is that Amazon has little ability to move physical copies of its own books.
Alas, that seems true of G+ too.
Yet the only thing that seems true here is that no one, least of all the self-assured partisans on both sides, really knows what impact this exceedingly complex, jerry-rigged piece of social policy sausage-making will have.
A description that seems truer now than ever.
JAMES SUROWIECKI: I agree with this — I think the "multiple selves" theory is the one that seems truest to the procrastinator's experience, and that makes a kind of theoretical sense, too.
Among the many possible ways of gauging a good time at the second annual Undead Jazzfest, which wound down in the wee hours of Monday morning, there are a few that seem truest to the spirit of the event.
