Example sentences of "[not/n't] seem [verb] [prep] [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Somehow it does not seem to matter in the fast-moving , no-going-back whirl of a film that the hero is a complete fool . |
2 | It is remarkable how this interest extends even to topics which do not seem related to the main themes of his studies . |
3 | The basis of these unities does not seem to lie within the nervous system as it is currently conceived . |
4 | SMALL businesses do not seem to know about the industrial building allowances introduced last November , and the uptake has been very disappointing , David Wilson , chairman of Wilson Bowden , the Midlands house-builder and developer , said yesterday . |
5 | Another body which agrees with Rutherford is the Irish Union which , while keen to simplify ‘ the line-out jungle ’ , does not seem impressed with the quick throw-in concept . |
6 | The chairman of TVL did not seem offended by the implied criticism . |
7 | Of the 14 surviving patients in this report , all had required support with intravenous infusions of cardiac drugs before transplantation , and , in addition , some had developed secondary renal and hepatic dysfunction ; clearly this does not seem to mitigate against a successful outcome to transplantation . |
8 | So far , however , this link does not seem to apply to the mitochondrial genome and available data do not suggest that green algal and plant mtDNAs share a common ancestor . |
9 | There can be an oblique or " dog-leg " approach in which the short-term objective may not seem to fit with the long-term objective . |
10 | He also liked Rufus 's occasional sensitivity , which did n't seem to go with the other aspects of his personality . |
11 | The Touchmaster does n't seem to suffer from the major problem faced by its nearest equivalent , the Koala-pad in this respect . |
12 | After Tomkins had served the second glass , Robins looked at me almost quizzically , and said , ‘ I 've seen a few doctors come and go in the islands , but you do n't seem to fit into the usual pattern . ’ |