Sentence examples for to seems from inspiring English sources
verb
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
Still, governing the way she wants to seems to give her the biggest thrill.
And taking on a play that I feel very close to seems right.
Everyone he talks to seems to be harboring a secret, but what can it be?
"Everybody I talk to seems to be enjoying it," he said.
Everyone I speak to seems to want to inspire that same sense of empowerment.
Now the place the troika is flying to seems potentially less frightening, if still hardly Utopian.
Everyone I've talked to seems to have that Kentucky feeling, and I can't find any way to blame them.
With our government so divided, even the shorter term discrete good that Mr. Brooks refers to seems beyond reach.
Cyriak has made literally hundreds of the little buggers, running the gamut from really cute to really grim to seems-really-cute-for-the-first-couple-seconds-but-then something-horrible-happens-like-the-baby barfs-out-all-its-organs.
Even the shit that sounds crazy to most people--i.e., that this planet is a dumping ground for all kinds of energetic and emotional refuse and extra-terrestrial lurkers, all of which are disembodied entities looking for human victims to latch on to--seems pretty accurate to me.
Everything said in support of the approach for example, that it's easier for Google to handle your e-mail than for you to seems to make perfect sense.
