Sentence examples for if it would seem from inspiring English sources

I wondered if it would seem too slow (as the drama's critics argued when it first aired on BBC2) or its magic would be broken.

In Florida, if people believe that they are in imminent danger of being killed or badly injured, they do not have to retreat, even if it would seem reasonable to do so.

The law gives the benefit of the doubt to people who claim self-defense, even if they are not in their homes; it says that people who feel that they are in danger do not need to retreat, even if it would seem reasonable to do so.

As they happened, many were worthy of exclamation points even if it would seem a bit unusual for the Associated Press to retain them after the fact.

If so, it would seem that they ought to read "Don't litter" instead of "Peter Vallone".

If so, it would seem that by the mid-15th century the designation fauxbourdon, anglicized to faburden, was being applied to the original practice.

If so, it would seem, the rule in Hadley v. Baxendale can have no more than a residual application, covering only whatever ground is left uncovered by existing (and subsequently established) rules of a more specialized sort.

If so, it would seem more simple and direct to allow some role to Lockean ostension to experience or some other form of direct reference in our acquiring the concept of pleasure.

If so, it would seem that the contributions made by evolutionary game theory in this context simply are a proper part of the parent social science--sociology, anthropology, economics, and so on.

If true, "it would seem to prove that he was not the Kennedy assassin" because he would not have had time to get there from the sixth floor.

If anything, it would seem that there are more whack jobs, not to mention crooked cops than ever, particularly out in the hinterlands.