Examples of 'seems to lie' in a sentence
Meaning of "seems to lie"
seems to lie - This phrase indicates a situation where someone or something appears to be deceptive, misleading, or dishonest in their actions, words, or intentions, creating a sense of doubt or suspicion
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The problem seems to lie in conflict resolution.
But that is where the sickness seems to lie.
The cure seems to lie within the colony.
And it is in the area of heart that the weakness seems to lie.
The answer seems to lie in people power itself.
The secret to the longevity of their inhabitants seems to lie in the diet.
Sometimes he seems to lie just for the hell of it.
It is not mainly a budgetary problem, which is where the interest seems to lie.
The difference seems to lie in the emphasis on content.
If only someone would lift the veil, that seems to lie over my life.
The line seems to lie along the graph.
France 's scientific strength still seems to lie in mathematics.
The answer seems to lie with quantum field theory.
Something in the environment, the cure seems to lie within the colony.
He seems to lie with aplomb.
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However, the answer seems to lie in the gut.
It seems to lie with the experience of the twentieth century.
The idea that seems to lie behind the.
It seems to lie in the middle of the Golden Gate Strait.
The source of the difficulty seems to lie outside the realm of technology.
Seems to lie with the whole experience … no we.
The answer again seems to lie in the terra preta.
Despite an incredible leap forward in performance, the software seems to lie a little behind.
The answer seems to lie at the bottom of the sea.
But the blame for failure - whether commercial or criminal - always seems to lie elsewhere.
The answer seems to lie in the way these insects reproduce.
In general the legal ownership of all R & D seems to lie at the corporate level.
The answer seems to lie in simply teaching about the controversy.
For most of us, our heart 's desire seems to lie behind a bolted door.
The answer seems to lie in the way in which the heads are connected.
Only that the chief danger seems to lie in the giving of the anesthetic.
The difficulty seems to lie in convincing users of the need to have texts translated.
When we go to parties, she seems to lie a lot about her age though.
Behind this worry seems to lie a bizarre understanding of the professions high-income earners exercise.
Today, the future of casinos seems to lie largely with online gambling.
The answer seems to lie in the reasons for Legrand 's success there.
Only that the chief danger seems to lie in the giving of the anaesthetic.
The problem seems to lie in an unrestrained speculation about the “ end times . ”.
This “ anthropic coincidence ” also seems to lie beyond the boundaries of pure chance.
Danaë 's bed seems to lie in an open loggia, or beside a large window.
Only that the chief danger seems to lie What are you suggesting?
The responsibility seems to lie with Bashar al-Assad's regime, which fiercely denies the facts.
The future of cancer treatment seems to lie in the personalised approach . >>.
Well … trees, seems to lie at each other to achieve.
The problem, at least in part, seems to lie in the quality of teaching.
T3:9.6 truth seems to lie far beyond the house of illusion in the valley of death.
And the difference seems to lie in the focus of the experience.
A key dissimilarity seems to lie in the tendency for estrogenic side effects.
The true path of progress seems to lie in farther development along these lines.
The discharge mode seems to lie between filamentary discharge and cold arc.
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