Sentence examples for it seem necessary from inspiring English sources

Turning the snooping technology on Americans would not be difficult, if political circumstances made it seem necessary.

The mystique of the Wild West had made gun-toting glamorous and the crime rates of the urban East had made it seem necessary.

In no other sport does it seem necessary to embellish a perfectly good word like "ball," although "score the basketball" is a phrase that may surpass anything in football for silliness.

Strange, too, was that only by choosing to view it this way, from a perspective fusing the grimiest intimacy with the loftiest abstraction, did it seem necessary, or even worthwhile.

Nor does it seem necessary to state more fully than in the findings of law the reasons which have led the referee to conclude that the failure of McMenamy to finish his work within the time specified in the contract is not a material circumstance in the case.

Is it because the $250 million that Warner Bros. spent on "Batman v Superman" made it seem necessary to clock the flick at an oppressive 151 minutes?

Based on the most important objective of the present study, it seemed necessary to price water according to its economic value.

'On some level it seems necessary.

But it seems necessary to go further.

But they are all, it seems necessary to repeat, fictions.

Thus, it seems necessary to look at efficient tools to analyze them.