It seems certain that he put Mani to death, and probable that he enticed him to leave the shelter of his castle by artifice, thus showing himself not only harsh but treacherous towards the unfortunate heresiarch.
It seems certain that he was accompanied to his capital by an Ephthalite contingent, which he richly rewarded before dismissing it.
This is a hackneyed request to make of the school, but it seems certain that we do not succeed in obtaining through our educational processes the highest possible degree of productiveness of mind, as regards either quantity or quality.
It is quite likely, too, that man never was at any stage a herd animal; in fact it seems certain that he was not, and that his instincts were formed long before he began to live in large groups at all.
First of all it seems certain that no political arrangement, and no change taking place entirely within the industrial system itself, and no simple and direct educational procedure will give us control over the forces of industrialism.
It is supposed that the emperor does not favor absorption; but it seems certain that he is not able at this time to take an open stand against it.
Castlereagh, in ability and character the greatest statesman of his day, was then at the head of the British cabinet, and it seems certain that he inspired its policy.
But it seems certain that we stand today with two roads before us, each leading to the same end, a stronger degree of unity.
However this be, it seems certain that as a rule we tend to indulge our aesthetic tastes in company with others.
It seems certain that in every case the possessor occupied precario, and that only in the bargain between the censor and the middleman was there room for contract.
It seems certain that he did suffer imprisonment and beating for this reason, at the hands of an earlier governor of Kufa under the Omayyads (Ibn Qutaiba, Ma`arif, p.
It seems certain that a serious confederacy was formed in the year 397, aiming at the overthrow of Eutropius.
That Beatrice di Dante was in Ravenna in 1346 seems certain.
Whatever else Boccaccio may have seen or done in Naples, it seems certain that he was a witness of this dreadful orgie.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seems certain" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
