Sentence examples for the cause seems from inspiring English sources
The cause seems to be runaway property taxes.
The cause seems to be exposure to testosterone, which is also known to make people aggressive.
The cause seems a popular one in Hollywood; even by benefit standards, the program was unusually starry.
She will sign a petition or write an article if, on reflection, the cause seems rational or needs a "voice": Afghan women, for example, or gay adoption rights.
The cause seems to be "long-line" fishing, which involves unreeling a fishing line with a series of hooks carrying bait.
At least if recent research is to be believed, political activism, no matter the cause, seems to make people happy — even if they don't win an election or triumph in a ballot initiative.
This makes the goal, as well as the cause, seem legitimate.
The cause seemed just, and for a poor child, the movement offered meals and security.
The cause seemed to be a heart attack, said his wife, Mary Beth.
The people who stood month after month, year after year, on the steps of that embassy, when the cause seemed utterly futile.
When the cause seemed to her to be drowning in overly large and platitudinous meetings, Sawant told reporters that if the city council and mayor did not adopt the issue, she would take it to voters as a ballot initiative.
