Sentence examples for it may well seem from inspiring English sources

Put in these terms, it may well seem that everyone's a winner.

It may well seem needless and cynical, but for many that book has become an entry point to David's work.

And to viewers who were born after the miners' strike, it may well seem as quaintly historic as anything in a Jane Austen adaptation.

Though he said that he was hoping for another space trip, it may well seem politic to Mr. Khrushchev to keep this admirable envoy circulating on the ground for the present.

Much of it may well seem preposterous in the light of day – but the company's beauty, skill and intensity are not to be denied, and there are worse fates than not respecting yourself in the morning".

But it may well seem magical enough to generations of new readers who will enter Hogwarts with 11-year-old Harry the way their parents once entered Middle Earth".With great power comes great responsibility," is a lesson learned by Harry Potter, Frodo Baggins and Peter Parker.

This may well seem confusing.

'As a 16-year-old I represent what may well seem to be the last generation for the Conservative Party.

To the teenagers who rub elbow pads with them at the skate park, Mr. McFetridge and Mr. Mills may well seem ancient.

And time has a way of changing the way things look: options that look impossible now may well seem possible by the autumn.

Twenty years in local politics may well seem a thankless task, but the experience has taught O'Connor one final lesson: the need to celebrate the positive.