Sentence examples for but can seem a from inspiring English sources

His political poems are visionary, but can seem a little light on detail.

But it can seem a remote prospect.

Devotion to children is a wonderful thing, but it can seem a little too wonderful when proclaimed by politicians.

She is a very resilient character but sometimes can seem a little too arrogant, which makes the story much more interesting.

The flesh looks impressive – blazing orange – but it can seem a bit flabby compared with the svelte mantovanas, delicatas and butternuts.

Few have the opportunity or inclination to go as far as Paula Broadwell, who had an affair with General Petraeus while writing his biography, but ownership can seem a natural reward for all those hours spent chasing clues through dusty documents to the greater glory of someone else's life.

Learning the students' names is suggested as a way to foster instructor-student relationships, but can seem like a daunting task for instructors of large classes.

And she backs her case with poll and survey results that convey a breezy certainty, but on reflection can seem a little thin.

Modigliani's superb way with line, which establishes not only shapes but weighty volumes, can seem a surrogate for yet more effectual action with a chisel; and the sameness of faces, as he rendered them, is less disheartening in three dimensions than in two.

They are seen as a vital way to manage press coverage of key titles by those responsible for marketing a film, but can seem redundant in an era when advances in social media and increased scrutiny of the film-making process feed public appetite for movie news.

But its very persistence can seem a bit mysterious.