to seem

常见例句

If losing the funds it needs to do its job proves the price of independence, this particular bit of constitutional reform will come to seem inept.
如果失去這筆法院証明其獨立價值的工作所必須的撥款，這次特別的憲制改革就會顯得拙劣無比了。
That is quite possible,' remarked Heathcliff, forcing himself to seem calm: `quite possible that your master should have nothing but common humanity and a sense of duty to fall back upon.
“那倒是挺可能的，”希刺尅厲夫說，勉強使自己顯得平靜，“你主人除了出於世俗的仁愛觀唸和一種責任感之外就沒有什麽可依仗的了，這是很可能的。
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A certain amount of the “keep quiet” approach to business can be useful for the community, but it is dangerous if it becomes so common that the love of freedom comes to seem like an eccentricity.
一定數量對商業行爲“保持沉默”的辦法對自由軟件社區是有用的，但如果他們變得過份普遍以至於對自由的熱愛似乎成了怪癖，這便是危險的了。

The study identified factors that seem to increase or decrease the risk that a child will be a bully.
The literary creator starts to seem a lot more like the divine creator, that is to say, and in a certain sense could be understood as a placeholder for the divine creator.
這些作者越來越被神化了，換句話說，在一定意義上,就被理解爲神聖造物主的預畱的位置。
耶魯公開課 - 文學理論導論課程節選
Where there are many languages in use, language comes to seem arbitrary rather than natural, ; as the product of convention; not as something you're simply born into but something that you learn, something that is made and that can be remade.
世界上有很多種語言在使用中，然而語言的運用卻顯得任意，而非自然而然的作爲傳統的産物;,不像是與生俱來的才能，而像後天學會的，像是某些創造再創造的事物。
耶魯公開課 - 現代詩歌課程節選

British Airways scrapped the Union Jack on half its fleet to seem more international.
FORBES: Face-lift Fever
It was probably best to stay in the public eye—to try to seem cheerful, unintimidated.
NEWYORKER: The Kingpins
But chances are that within a few years, even the iPhone is going to seem outdated.
NPR: Google Enters the Cell Phone Race