Sentence examples for have seemed enough from inspiring English sources

For anyone familiar with his reticence, this might have seemed enough.

Other Szechuan troops, as well as reinforcements from Nanking, were leisurely proceeding toward the Tatu, but the single regiment meanwhile must have seemed enough.

It might have seemed enough to discover Presley, who Mr. Phillips once suggested was the greatest man to walk the earth since Jesus.

That show of concern has seemed enough to halt, perhaps only briefly, the advance of the Tutsi rebels.

None of that, though, has seemed enough to stop a fall, one driven by a mix of injuries, poor clutch hitting, a lack of speed and a couple of tenacious, if unglamorous, rivals in the Rays and the Orioles.

It had seemed enough, at first, for some to say that the victims were all prostitutes, practically interchangeable — lost souls who were gone, in a sense, long before they actually disappeared.

A year ago, the answer would have seemed clear enough: sure.

The plan, which is still being ironed out, might have seemed simple enough.

His wish to be survived by only the words he determined fit for publication would have seemed clear enough.

The discovery last autumn of Franklin's shipwrecked HMS Erebus, and the excavation a few years earlier of the cannibalised bones of his crew should have seemed portentous enough.

If we weren't used to seeing him in the role of judge of the business world, he wouldn't have seemed serious enough for president.