seem

Object

• intent: Cole was also getting involved in the odd flare-up and seemed intent on accompanying Mills down the tunnel.
• bit: Indeed the step from teaching dinghy sailing to managing a Flotilla can seem a bit of a stretch.
• pity: Such a big effort went into that exhibition that it seemed a pity to let it all slip out of our memories.
• enough: The game itself certainly seemed solid enough for an early build, and did pretty much everything you'd expect of a current RTS.
• lot: Nothing much has changed, except that the idea seems a lot less unique third time around.

Preposition: at

• odd: Increasingly, the attitudes of male professionalism have seemed outrageously at odds with a supposedly caring profession.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• tame: Mount Olympus might seem a bit tame after Santorini.

Adjective complement

• unlikely: In fact, we're 23 points ahead of the bottom three who all seem unlikely to reach 45 points this season.
• strange: Several of the MIME mechanisms may seem strange at first reading.
• reasonable: It seems reasonable to include any quality schemes they use.
• likely: In the end, Bohr looks like a complete genius, and Heisenberg appears much more sympathetic than seemed likely at the start.
• obvious: Putting on my Business Analyst's hat, the solution seemed obvious.
• odd: As these levels went in different directions this seemed odd.

Infinitive complement

• have: Nobody else seems to have reported the incident of the Air Force men taking readings.
• think: Well, I think I am more modest than you seem to think.
• indicate: But the results also seemed to indicate that in broad terms the differences were less immediately obvious than the similarities.
• suggest: Doesn't the evidence on the ground seem to suggest that most human lives are expendable most of the time?
• remember: I seem to remember the Doctor & Romana being trapped in a room for what seemed like an eternity.
• know: Unfortunately, the one detail Scotty doesn't seem to know is that, in Germany, Mieke is a girl's name.

Preposition: like

• eternity: I seem to remember the Doctor & Romana being trapped in a room for what seemed like an eternity.