Sentence examples for it doesn't seem too from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem too much to ask.

— As sacred relics go, it doesn't seem too inspiring.

"It doesn't seem too bad a thing to believe, Sergeant.

It doesn't seem too much of a stretch to suggest that this mob are more returnees.

It doesn't seem too much to hope that it will be two out of three -- in favor of opera.

"We've looked at the sled and it doesn't seem too damaged, only a few specks on the paintwork.

Food is one of its final frontiers and unlike the established players, it does not seem too concerned about profits, in the short term at least.

It does not seem too concerned about authenticity, and neither do consumers.

"It does not seem too much to say that it was oratory that created 'The People,' not vice versa," the historian Simon Schama writes in "Citizens," his epic account of the French Revolution.

Though he gave up the hunt for office in that campaign, it does not seem too far-fetched to imagine that the rage — Lukacs's fear and hatred — implanted in him that night has fuelled him ever since.

It does not seem too much to label the affair an obsession on Jefferson's part, though generally he was tepid in his tributes, except where architecture was concerned.