Sentence examples for it seem quite from inspiring English sources
The longest section, "The Part about the Crimes", is such a powerful piece of writing that the crazier touches surrounding it seem quite appropriate, as though the section has slipped its fictional moorings and forced the rest of the book to rearrange itself.
Does it seem quite sanitised compared to European festivals?
The descriptions in your book of your time with her made it seem quite magical.
Actually, he nearly insists on forgiveness, making it seem quite possible that, even if he is sorry for his crimes, he retains a tendency toward manipulation that makes him, in a new way, a threat to others.
John S. Wilson, jazz critic of The New York Times, noted in 1983 that Mr. Brown's group had "retained the style and sound" of the swing period and yet had a "freshness that makes it seem quite up to date".
At first glance, portions of it seem quite broad and quite obvious.
"It seemed quite ancient".
"It seems quite one-sided".
