Examples of 'seem to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "seem to take"
The phrase 'seem to take' suggests that something appears or gives the impression of being accepted, understood, or absorbed by someone. It implies that there is an external observation or assumption about someone's reaction or response to something
How to use "seem to take" in a sentence
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seem to take
Few countries seem to take this approach.
A beckoning light so bright as to seem to take hold.
They do not seem to take me very seriously.
Sometimes their fascinations seem to take control.
I can not seem to take back my words.
Economic variables that also seem to take a hand.
They do not seem to take it seriously enough.
And yet thousands of doctors do not seem to take any notice.
You seem to take things rather well.
Losing weight can seem to take forever.
You seem to take turns getting hurt.
Because they still seem to take forever.
You seem to take replace of your father.
Twitter does not seem to take up much time.
You seem to take your reassignment hard.
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The lady did not seem to take me seriously.
You seem to take great pleasure in corrupting it.
Ryoma did not seem to take offence.
You seem to take care of your bodies.
These cowpokes do not seem to take to water.
Members seem to take a more radical approach.
The forces of evil seem to take over.
Did not seem to take place in an authentic environment.
But it just did not seem to take off.
They seem to take the victim stance.
And the pleasure they seem to take in speaking.
We seem to take some pleasure in the fight.
Sometimes you just seem to take us for granted.
You seem to take this very personally.
Political parties do not seem to take cybersecurity seriously.
You seem to take quite an interest in us.
Most of the participants seem to take part spontaneously.
You do seem to take good advantage of opportunities.
In fact an increasing number seem to take it as a badge of honor.
You seem to take offence pretty easy.
A lot of times they seem to take control of you.
She seem to take her time and re.
These people can not seem to take care.
Canadians seem to take these matters in stride.
Such an adjustment does not seem to take much effort.
Yet we seem to take very little care of it.
Social media does seem to take over.
Did not seem to take my letter seriously.
All his descendants still seem to take a pride.
And people seem to take to me quite easily.
What worries me is that sometimes you do not seem to take it seriously.
It does not seem to take any time at all.
Seem to take action.
I can not seem to take mine off.
We are familiar with the areas where arrests seem to take place.
