Sentence examples for it could seem to from inspiring English sources

It could seem to reward treaty-bending.

The evidence, however dramatic before the cameras, needed to find a theatrical level at which it could seem to call itself into question and implicate the audience.

For a lot of people that grew up in a similar generation to us, which is where we scrounged our references from, it could seem to exist within one general collective imagination.

If Lebanon offers to take bids on blocks that fall within the disputed zone, "it could seem aggressive to Israel and international parties," Mr. Takieddine said.

But it's an interesting bit of technology being applied to a segment that certainly could seem to use it.

Faulkner understood story, but he had such astounding technical skill he could seem to abandon it and no one would care.

It could seem overwhelming to attempt to deal with them all at once and come across as an attack.

The writing was extraordinarily nimble: all quickness and omission, it could seem closer to line-drawing than to text.

"It's not in itself the right word to use and it could seem disparaging to people who come from foreign countries and that's why I've asked him not to do it again".

In this situation, it could seem attractive to use only the available survival times from the cases to calculate mean (or median) survival time in the different groups (e.g., subjects exposed and not exposed to a risk factor) and compare them.

With oil reserves at play in North Africa's version of the Great Game, it could seem churlish to recall that, without any accounting, during the 1990s, Libya helped to fuel the bloody civil conflicts of West Africa, supplying money and weapons to the RUF rebellion in Sierra Leone, prolonging the misuse of child soldiers and the staggering atrocities against civilians.