Sentence examples for as it would seem from from inspiring English sources

"The first thing is that the IMF report proves that the debt is not viable and secondly that there is a new popular mandate as it would seem from the apparent result of the referendum," said Euclid Tsakalotos, the chief Greek negotiator with creditors.

It would seem, from this perspective, as if the militancy of the counter-historical perspective is not to be trusted, since it is vulnerable to cooption and likely to lead to an escalation in violence.

Or so it would seem from a western perspective, where aromatic whites such as riesling and gewürztraminer seem a much more convincing pairing.

It would seem, from the case of Bird v.

Except, it would seem, from beyond the grave.

Mr. Scorsese said that if working with Mr. Weinstein was as nightmarish as it would seem based on some of the reports from the "Gangs of New York" set, he would not be doing it again.

Pope Francis does not as much depart from Ratzinger on the matter of LGBT Catholics as it would seem.

Thus, the future of lithium supply is not as plentiful as it would seem.

However, the gap between data and knowledge is not as wide as it would seem.

It would seem clear from these and other studies that the granulo cyte elaborates O2- as a concomitant of the respiratory burst that occurs with phagocytosis.

I created a giant copy of "Ulysses" in my bedroom by pasting up copies of the New York Post on the wall, whitewashing them and then handpainting two pages from Molly Bloom's monologue so that it would seem as if Molly emerged from the pages of the book.