Sentence examples for which seems for from inspiring English sources

So the Yankees may need to rely on Michael Pineda, a former Seattle All-Star, which seems for now like a risky bet.

There were baubles – a road widening here, a future cut in taxes there, a further reduction in the corporation tax which seems, for most big corporations these days, to be voluntary.

The street was full of that bright blue twilight which comes about half past eight in summer, and which seems for the moment to be not so much a coming of darkness as the turning on of a new azure illuminator, as if the earth were lit suddenly by a sapphire sun.

Though created by "Fringe's" J.H. Wyman, it's produced with J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot imprint, which seems, for once, regrettably fitting.

"I am trying to curb my cultivated individualism, which seemed for years so sweet," she writes at the start of one story.

Finally, it's the story of how these two disciplines, which seemed for so long to be mutually exclusive, even antagonistic, have perforce come to accommodate each other in various beneficial and/or questionable ways.

There is also Frederick's, which seemed, for a long time, to be the only classy place you could eat.

This nucleotide length in the human genome corresponds to 0.6 cM for genetic distance, which seems reasonable for modeling of the locus size.

The IP neglects the effect of the axial component of the flow, which seems reasonable for small angles of inclination, but not for large angles.

There's a really intriguing, dark history surrounding this part of the East End, which seems apt for me – I guess I have a sensibility for the macabre.

We discovered that CTD vocabularies for chemicals and diseases contain several descriptors, which seems irrelevant for the curation task.