Sentence examples for we seem to fall from inspiring English sources

We seem to fall into the acceptable losses".

Instead of just looking at pictures of corn, however, we seem to fall into nature, to be immersed in it.

We seem to fall on these accounts of grief with a troubling hunger, in the hope that the shared revelation of pain may assuage – or perhaps stave off? – our private sufferings.

Despite the Left's insistence that this election should be about issues, every time economic catastrophe looms as a real possibility, we seem to fall back on faith to pull us through.

"With two wins in three you think we have turned the corner and we then seem to fall back again and it's a big challenge for us, because I don't think the ability in the squad is in doubt, but we have to deliver it".

But even though most of us seem to want to push back on the retail rush, to say in our most parental of voices that the department stores -- like our children -- need to have patience, we still seem to fall in line before their yawning doors at all hours of the night, waiting for a deal.

Things seem to fall into place and just "click" -- we have an "AHA" moment.

Blurbs seem to fall into two categories.

People seem to fall somewhere in between.

Pettitte does not seem to fall into either category.

But the standards seem to fall at local clinics.