Sentence examples for think seems to from inspiring English sources

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Her self-proclaimed willingness to divulge everything, I think, seems to fall short during interviews.

The weird laboratory music of Less Than You Think seems to have escaped from a movie by Andrei Tarkovsky, while Spiders (Kidsmoke) pits a throbbing electronic pulse against frantically scrabbling guitar.

Theatre – more than any other art form in Britain at the moment, I think seems to be bursting with people who are ready to take on the big institutions.

The claim that we are non-binary is well evidenced, but the claim that this is what biologists 'now think' seems to ignore much of the history of sex and gender research.

"We have to reaffirm our own experiences by taking these tragically fragile memorials for a brief moment of time we have shared with an object, person or place that we think seems to have a higher value than ourselves".

(Gee, ya think? Seems to be dealing with?) "I wish that my happiness could be their happiness," she says, slapping together a bunch of platitudes about patience and hope.

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That thought seems to have dissipated.

More thought seems to go into the packaging of cereal toys.

Little thought seemed to have been given to the mad scene's dance, leading to some inadvertently cheerful galloping.

She was funny and I thought seemed to being getting stronger as the competition went on.

The thought seemed to delight him.

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