Sentence examples for which you seem from inspiring English sources

> enclosed in double quotes (which you seem to have done above).

enclosed in double quotes (which you seem to have done above).

"I do not wish to discuss the insanity theory, on which you seem to have made up your mind," he said to the Judge.

The alternative is to lie for money (or a few quarts of 0-weight oil), which you seem to recognize is wrong.

Here's a summary of the book's core themes that Boykoff gave at the Oxford Martin School of Oxford University last summer: Here's Robert Brulle's summary of the book: "I am the Lorax who speaks for the trees, which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please".

The novelist Dacia Maraini wrote that "if you turn this into the first move of a holy war, you are helping him," meaning Osama bin Laden, adding, "It is a trap, Oriana, in which you seem to have fallen, spurred on by the impetuousness and the courage -- a little quixotic in this case -- that characterize you".

There is a line in Win Win that goes, "I did not think it would get this complicated" which you seemed to say with particular feeling.

The direct effects of solar flares are mainly related to communications and radio transmissions, which you already seem to know about.

Perhaps you will notice a plant thriving in a location that you assumed would be inhospitable, or perhaps there is a certain location in which you cannot seem to keep anything alive.

That is, saying all of your statements as though they are questions, which makes you seem less confident.

When you grasp the leadership quality, people look up to you, which makes you seem more mature.