Sentence examples for which we seem to from inspiring English sources

I also worry about the speed at which we seem to be damaging the environment.

Thanks to Margery Clarke's devotion, his art lives on, modestly celebrating the suburbs we all know so well, yet which we seem to conspire to forget.

I don't accept for one moment that we were guilty of the substantial delay with which we seem to have been saddled.

It takes a brave politician - of which we seem to have very few - to stand up for any fledgling industry needing financial support in the way of subsidies.

This used to be known as idling, but in a multi-tasking world, in which we seem to be living at a pace dictated by machines, going at human speed suddenly begins to look like sanity and freedom.

And here I'll stop — sorry, Albert — being averse to these inexorable "Which is better?" weighings, which we seem to need as reassurance that this sports era is at least the equal of its predecessors.

One young man relates a dream in which he pulls his friend out of the water: "he seemed to be stark naked and as we were running along hand in hand to the place where his clothes were --I agitated-- greatly agitated by the danger from which we seemed to have escaped".

The suggestion is that these differences help to explain the ease with which we seem able to conceive of zombies, and the difficulty we have in understanding the claim that they are nevertheless impossible.

Ironically, we find this dictum particularly hard to accept in the case of his own work, which comes to us with all the numinous weight and opacity of a secret testament, the codes of which we seem required to decrypt.

What will a two degrees warmer world, which we seem likely to inhabit by 2050, look like?

Seems to me we spend the entire first halves of our lives trying to get in, after which we seem equally compelled to get out.