Example sentences of "seem [to-vb] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Well they , they had to do the , it had n't used to have very good drainage and far more of a slope , it , it 's far more level today than it used to be , it used to have a great slope towards the long end which was considered an advantage to Walsall and the water used to gather , but I believe the improved the drainage and had pipes put under which it , it does n't seem to gather water so much now down at the railway end .
2 History did n't seem to accommodate people like Charlie , it dealt with concepts like social mobility , observable through statistics , or political power , not single units of humanity .
3 Our studies suggest that the arrival of bile salts in the ileum may be one of the factors that stimulate the postprandial release of PYY , although the peptide does not seem to inhibit motility locally .
4 The sudden illumination did not seem to inhibit Ted , but Jenny found it comforting .
5 As a mother of adolescents myself , I now find this combination of intolerance and inaction extraordinary , although it would seem to confirm Selvini Palazzoli 's point that the parents in anorexics ' families are both unwilling to assume leadership .
6 Stewart 's departure , after an incident that left Paul Roberts holding his face , did not seem to affect Spurs unduly .
7 He hated seeing wartime documentaries ; they did n't seem to affect Anna in the same way — she seemed to thrill with excitement as the guns flashed and the tanks churned through ruined streets .
8 Our observations confirmed this : race did not seem to affect panel decision-making .
9 ‘ They do n't seem to like honey , Agnetha , ’ she said .
10 He put out his hand to touch the shiny paint but there was a man at the wheel who did n't seem to like Stuart .
11 However the collapse of the wavepacket does not seem to carry information of this kind so that there does not appear to be a prima facie case of contradiction .
12 But Horsley did not seem to see things like that , and he had cheered them up mightily with a little speech congratulating them all and insisting ‘ the team ’ must stay together .
13 This critique of utilitarianism would seem to support Gandhi 's contention that in comparison with sarvodaya utilitarianism shows a lack of dignity and humanity .
14 However , although literature in general and certain works in particular would seem to support Derrida 's claims about the principle of différance in language , the very nature of those claims means that we can not regard literature as being a special kind or use of language .
15 We have been able to examine these largely through inference alone , but our information does seem to support Curtice and Steed 's view of the ‘ denationalisation of British politics ’ .
16 At first glance , the association of holism with their strongly materialist brand of Marxism might seem to prejudice the discussion : the very distinctiveness of its explanatory categories might seem to distract attention from the matter in hand .
17 AZT does seem to benefit people with full-blown AIDS .
18 I was not hungry and the rooms did not seem to deserve cleanliness and embellishment in his absence .
19 But it does not seem to worry Montague .
20 Also , dotted lines showing arch shapes would seem to indicate brick arches placed below the tracks to give direct support from the original ground .
21 That last phrase would seem to indicate employment of the military to ensure safe and regular transit over Azerbaijan , through which 85 per cent of the rail freight reaching Armenia must pass .
22 The IPG constantly strives to improve the information service that it offers to bureaux , and bureaux silence on issues surrounding information would seem to indicate satisfaction .
23 At first sight , man-made artefacts like computers and cars will seem to provide exceptions .
24 ‘ The English did n't seem to know right what they were doing .
25 You do n't seem to know Father and what lies behind his jolly façade .
26 On the face of it , this finding might seem to invalidate Hudson 's whole theory .
27 The vast majority of our examples do not seem to cause comprehension problems for the ordinary reader .
28 Poorer working-class groups do not seem to perceive lawyers as providing a service for them .
29 The term " with intent " in s.9(1) ( a ) would seem to require purpose , a narrower meaning than intent in murder ( see Chapter 2 ) .
30 Hence , the creation of a single capital market in the EC would seem to require EMU , if capital mobility is to be driven by reasons of efficiency in the allocation of resources .
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