Sentence examples for before seem from inspiring English sources

Mergers and acquisitions on a scale not seen before seem inevitable as the sector slides towards a major shakeout.

Now I need it for myself.' People who have never had to ask for help before seem much more distraught.

This brief but poignant speech raised serious issues about the nature of authority that made all that had come before seem inconsequential.

But in the modern era, in the world of political comedy, strange laws never seen before seem to be kicking in.

You've got to hand it to Apple: the company has the uncanny ability to make ideas that you've seen and heard before seem like things that have just sprung, fully formed, from the elastic mind of Jony Ive.

If the testimonies are intended to certify the director's sincerity, they only make what came before seem even more like violent, shamelessly manipulative entertainment that is not to be trusted.

The very passage which a moment before seemed so significant can suddenly appear quite unremarkable.

The strident fizzing of the world from moments before seemed to fall away.

New materials are often the starting point for designers – they inspire and they can be manipulated to products that had never before seemed possible.

Julius Caesar, as much as any sleek modern commander, would die before seeming so awkward.

It is a question whose answer never before seemed in doubt.