Sentence examples for which there seem from inspiring English sources

In those moments, I could see why people would seek out atheist communities (of which there seem to be more every day).

Now a new version of the Big Bang, known as eternal inflation, is ascendant, in which there seem to be an endless number of universes bubbling violently forth from a background of primordial energy — "false vacuum," in the jargon.

One answer always seems to be insufficient Olympic size swimming-pools, of which there seem to be more in some bloke's backyard in Melbourne than in the whole of the United Kingdom.

Even if it had known about the case, whether the board would have acted is an unanswerable question, of which there seem to be many in the matter of Hollinger International v. Conrad Black.

Later, these extremes accentuate the paradoxes of the story — the tiny Somalis scrambling aboard an enormous American ship — that grow more pointed and political, as when a group of hugely muscled Navy personnel arrive and begin gearing up for a finale in which there seem to be many Goliaths but no David.

It is also an artifact of intractable effort, with a beauty that you can appreciate only when you stand in front of it and see how light plays across its face, in which there seem to be buried pentimenti of color.

posing a question for which there seems no obvious answer.

Speaking of which, there seems to be a bit of Potomac Fever going around.

"That's the only species I know of in which there seems to be 100percentt monogamy".

He was stuck in a cycle from which there seemed to be no escape.

All the empty ponds will be planted with soybeans and corn, those two commodities for which there seems boundless appetite.