So one should never give up hope, even when hope seems impossible to sustain.

Nobody likes to give up national sovereignty, least of all, it seems, politicians on the left.

A denser network of institutions seems better adapted to a heterogeneous international community, and it is likely to provide better services and give a stronger voice to smaller countries.

Ahab spoke to Naboth, saying, Give me your vineyard, that I may have it for a garden of herbs, because it is near to my house and I will give you for it a better vineyard than it. Or, if it seems good to you, I will give you its worth in money.

He seems not to agree.

She seems to be sick.

It seems right to me.

Everybody seems to like Jamal.

Obama seems to understand this.

That seems likely to continue.

Erdoğan seems immune to criticism.

It seems interesting to me.

Again, CBD seems to offset the addictive effects of cannabis, and seems to provide relief from withdrawal symptoms.

The political and security situation in Iraq seems to be stabilizing, and Syria seems to be more amenable to negotiation.

He seems to be the only not to understand it, and he seems to want to create confusion in that respect.

It seems Iran is the land of surprises and there seems to be no end for them.

That seems to be changing now.

He seems to have been rich.

He seems to have been rich.

Irrationality seems to have taken over.

There seems to be a pattern.

Obamamania seems to have revived it.

(Lagarde herself seems to acknowledge this.)

That process seems to favor Sarkozy.

Death always seems to follow her.

This trend seems to have continued.

The Bush administration, in bad need of a democratic Muslim ally, wants Wade to fill that bill, and seems to have decided, in the words of one high, but disappointed, US official, to give Wade a pass.

It seems to me to be quite obvious.

That seems a little silly to me.

He seems to have told a lie.

Now, Europe seems to be the Paradise.

And Sarkozy seems to understand this instinctively.

A major slowdown seems to be looming.

China s new leadership seems to recognize this.

So there seems to be a split.

And the public seems to understand this.

Yet that renaissance never seems to come.

The policy seems to have mixed results.

That indeed seems to be the case.

It seems to have a behavioral economics component, since the this time is different syndrome seems psychological rather than rational.

It seems unlikely that international investors will give up on emerging markets just yet, not when their long term prospects still look much better than those of the advanced economies.

A similar institutional design could be adopted for prudential policies. A denser network of institutions seems better adapted to a heterogeneous international community, and it is likely to provide better services and give a stronger voice to smaller countries.

It seems to me that you are honest.

It seems to me that you are honest.

The IMF proposal seems to pass these tests.