seem to do

Even intellectuals who gripe about personal-freedom and civil rights issues seem to do so through a filter of sincere patriotism.

That India cannot seem to do any of these things suggests that it will always be a second-rate power.

"Many weeds seem to do better, in general, under a wide range of environments, " he said.

She is a bitter, unforgiving and jealous woman; he cannot seem to do anything right in her eyes.

"This special mapping that babies seem to do with language happens in a social setting, " Dr. Kuhl said.

Productive people might seem to do everything, but they also say "no" to commitments that would conflict with what they're already doing.

The drugs, too, seem to do that, by reducing the number of viruses in an individual's body.

She took me on as her personal assistant but all I seem to do is fetch and carry for her.

While those fungi take months, even years, to break down wood, the gut-borne fungi seem to do it much faster.

Hamilton's financial program helped manufacturers. But it did not seem to do much for farmers.

Doctor Green, my son has been throwing up for an hour. We cant seem to do anything to stop it.

If you feel that shyness is negative quality that you just cannot seem to do anything about, then make up for it in other ways.

"I'm getting terrible, " she said, honestly affected by a feeling of trouble and shame. "I don't seem to do anything right. "

The war drums are beating once again between Russia and the USA, just as they seem to do every 45 years.

Those that do become billionaires seem to do it through a mixture of ingenuity, intelligence and timing, or they just inherit it.

You hope your painting looks like the subject, and mine seem to do that.

I'm really trying to be a great computer programmer, and so in awe of the people who seem to do it naturally.

In Tokyo, on top of the long days, people seem to do things after they get home as well, like playing computer games.

And, then, that the GU group of eight quarters strict management standards, farmers seem to do not need aware of these.

This may seem to do the opposite of what you want it to, but by making something forbidding, the allure of it becomes stronger.

When he's in charge of Liverpool games we don't seem to do well. The big decisions always seem to go against us.

A game on the face of it doesn't seem to do a lot, but the key gameplay fixes and changes create a domino effect on the rest of the product.

Interestingly, those that test well on working memory tasks also seem to do well at learning, reading comprehension and problem solving.

People who are really efficient seem to do things easily, with a minimum of effort. In so doing they release maximum power.

In our eagerness to act for the good of others, we seem to do a great deal of harm.

He cannot seem to do any of these things.

Many Asian Americans come from an educated elite in their native countries. Their children seem to do especially well.

She speak a lot of words make a lot of thing that make trouble wilfully injure me, seem to do it on purpose in everything.

But even the most horrible tales seem to do little to dent the hopes of Yolande, 21, who works as a maid and hairdresser.

Teachers are worried about students who seem to do everything by the book.

The nerve cells that start REM sleep seem to do so by releasing a chemical called acetylcholine.

I can't seem to do any thing today I think my Brain is " out to launch"

Mr. Hoffman says plants with wider leaves seem to do better in shady environments.

Seem to do I seem to have seen him somewhere before.

It would not seem to do so.

Remarkable slow-motion footage has been taken of two lizards that seem to do the impossible - walk on water.

Fresh ingredients and a reliance on olive oil seem to do the trick.

Other garments seem to do anything buy of the season.

Pompey had cleared the Mediterranean of pirates, which is something that our governments can't seem to do.

Some people seem to do it as a hobby.

seem (to be) adj. ; seem to do sth.

seem to do He doesn't seem to like the idea.

All I seem to do is argue with myself when I try to meditate.

And from the comments on see on other musician's web sites, you seem to do a lot of mentoring.

Up early in the morning every day, busy that day, do not seem to do when the sky was dark down a day went by.

No matter how hard I try to please God, it doesn't seem to do me any good.

I always seem to do things last minute, but I am always thinking of starting the task as soon as possible, before the due date.

But taking vacations seriously is exactly what we Americans seem to do.

All I seem to do is cook, wash and pick up after the kids.

They seem to do less well overall.

It's what the women in our family seem to do, they just go off on adventures.

Decaffeinated coffee doesn't seem to do the trick; neither does tea.

I just seem to do the same things week in week out .

It doesn't seem to do that when there are no other EMPed Raider Buggie's in range of the after effect.

Mother has been on that medicine for months, and it doesn't seem to do her any good.

I can't seem to do nothing right, maybe I need to change my style.

She just can't seem to do the job.

He seems like eating chicken legs. seem to do sth

cannot seem or could not seem to do something

Now we all ever seem to do is fight,

That all we ever seem to do is fight