Sentence examples for where there seems from inspiring English sources

Ones where there seems to be something there.

(Except where there seems to be straightforward confusion between Celsius and Fahrenheit, which is corrected).

"How do you bring hope to the places where there seems to be no hope?" she asked.

But surely xeriscaping was not something to consider for the Northeast, where there seems to be plenty of water.

I have never been interviewed so intelligently as in Mexico, where there seems to be an extremely lively intellectual scene.

The map above is centred on Manchester, where there seems a particularly strong correlation between suspects living in poor areas.

It draws visitors' eyes up and down the Hudson River and west to the verdant Palisades where there seems to be no horizon.

One area where there seems to be a lot of potential is paternity leave, which still has a stigma in both the United States and Europe.

In contrast, we do not observe that dependence with the anion size, where there seems to be an optimal size (that of BF4−) for which σ reaches its maximum value, being lower for smaller or bigger anion sizes.

"I have had several book groups where there seems to be less and less about books and more and more about food.

"Where there seems to be good, strong pastoral leadership, openness and high levels of credibility and trust, the people are responding," he said.