Sentence examples for with seem to from inspiring English sources

"Most of the students we've been speaking with seem to understand that this wasn't an attack on New York City, but an attack on the country.

Haidt suggests that this means that whatever reasons they could come up with seem to be just along for the ride: it was their feelings doing the work of judgment.

"The people that I speak with seem to have this continuing frustration that there doesn't seem to be anything they can do," said Jonathan S. Safran, a private lawyer for Darius's family, which filed lawsuits against Mr. Spooner and the City of Milwaukee last year.

All the things they have trouble with seem to leap out at me: spelling mistakes and grammatical constructions and misunderstandings.

Most of the mid- and upper-level managers he speaks with seem to consider making the switch to green packaging a low priority.

As Jill Flynn, Kathryn Heath, and Mary Davis Holt wrote: "Having combed through more than a thousand 360-degree performance assessments conducted in recent years, we've found, by a wide margin, that the primary criticism men have about their female colleagues is that the women they work with seem to exhibit low self-confidence".

Other customers I spoke with seemed to agree.

The organisation I chose to travel with seemed to have a good programme.

Lou's question – "How many ghosts can you live with?" – seems to get through to her.

Every Rwandan I spoke with seemed to have a favorite unanswerable question.

I asked around to find out what these people were doing, but no one I spoke with seemed to know.