Sentence examples for we seem to avoid from inspiring English sources

Particularly on the first sort of view, we seem to avoid the conclusion that our actions must depend on causal factors that are beyond our control.

"We seem to avoid talking about things like life and death until we are confronted with them, like at a funeral, but it can be comforting to know there is more out there.

Women in the church, women bishops, are an inevitable process in which we seek transparency, and then seem to avoid it.

Noteworthy, we observed that EN-actin filaments seem to avoid only densely packed heterochromatin (Figs.  1c, 3c e, 7g), which indeed occurs rarely in the U2OS cells as revealed by the electron microscopy (not shown).

We've also found that right-leaning PhD students seem to avoid the most politicized subfields in the social sciences.

Instead of building rivalries, they seem to avoid them.

Unless they are being paid overtime, officers seem to avoid writing summonses.

Marcia Wheeler London Phillip Inman returns to a subject that politicians seem to avoid.

The competing nationalities seem to avoid each other by pretending the asphalt is a mountain range.

It's a little disconcerting, too, that video-chat partners seem to avoid eye contact.

The best U.F.C. fighters seem to avoid blows altogether by gifted use of Brazilian jujitsu.