seem ***** , auch: seemeth old-fashioned

But sometimes, nothing the parents say or do seems to help.

They seemed to have all the money in the world.

At other times, he seemed not to hear some questions.

He seemed to already know many of the women in the room.

Getting in early seems to be the thing to do.

The police, who are out in force, seem to see and hear little.

He never seemed to get away from what happened back then, they said.

In fact, he does not seem to even like his job.

Along the way, John seems to have lost most use for other people.

Now everyone seems to be getting in on the game.

Rather, they seem to have been left on their own.

But no one seemed to be talking about the show.

He just seems to be at a different place in his life.

Most people seem to think the party is here to stay.

Bush seemed to have a good game plan for the war.

And he always seemed to be around, in one way or another.

The Bush administration seems to have already made up its mind.

I remember being in the air for what seemed like 15 minutes.

They seemed to look out for one another the way young friends do.

The states themselves seem to see things going their way.

She did and the women in the room seemed to love her.

Almost everything seemed to have been left behind, even food.

She seems to have done a lot of field work.

David also seems to be looking for a father figure.

But we seem to be so lost right now as a group.