Sentence examples for well seem to from inspiring English sources

I've noticed that most of my characters who fare well seem to have a creative or artistic response to loss, whereas those who don't tend to fall apart.

"Those who knew him well seem to think he trusted the judgment of his younger son, Donald, more than Si," writes Thomas Maier in his excellent biography, Newhouse.

And partly because it's because people who know him well seem to be increasingly certain that he is going to stay on.

For our German readers, that might well seem to reference a popular toy manufacturer (the literal translation, after all, is "plaything"), but for Kieran it is a word that describes an immeasurable feeling of rightness.

This happened to coincide with the buildup to the first Gulf War. nasa had to inform the North American Aerospace Defense Command that the blip that would appear on its radar screens on December 8th — an incredibly fast-moving object that might well seem to originate from the Middle East — was not an enemy missile but a robotic spacecraft coming from Venus.

The company is offering all of those folks a three-month free trial of Apple Music, no doubt betting that a very large number of potential streaming listeners have been waiting to jump in, and that this may well seem to them like the moment.

Nobody who knew him well seems to regard this as a conversion or an inconsistency.

After "JB40" (Polydor, 1996), a funk Festschrift with forty of Brown's best singles, the well seemed to run dry.

What New Yorkers think about these thousands of scribblings wishing New York well seems to be of little interest.

BP claimed a milestone Wednesday as an operation that pumped heavy drilling mud to plug its oil well seemed to be working.

What it does mean is that the parochial Midwestern bubble that once surrounded G.M. — and in which Chrysler and Ford happily floated as well — seems to have popped for good.