Sentence examples for it seemed extremely from inspiring English sources

It seemed extremely unlikely that Schuelke would have sought any criminal prosecution of Marsh.

And it seemed extremely important to do the same that night.

It seemed extremely refined and continental – the cakes were like the ones that, in those days, you only really got in France.

While Syrian state television could never be considered a reliable source of information, it seemed extremely unlikely that weapons had been shipped in from the former Yugoslavia for propaganda purposes, especially in the huge quantities shown in the first video, when ample weapons are available inside Syria for such purposes.

First excavated in the 1970s, the site did not seem to concord with findings that placed the earliest humans in northeastern Asia no earlier than c. 11,500 bce; it seemed extremely unlikely that people could have meandered from Siberia to Chile in just 1,000 years.

Since the play depends partly on the peculiarly masculine, homoerotic quality of the war between Greeks and Trojans, and on the intensity of the sexual relationship between Troilus and Cressida, it seemed extremely odd to present it as if it were an end-of-term show from an Angela Brazil story for schoolgirls.

IT seems extremely odd to be 50.

But it seems extremely unlikely that it will be.

This feature of the internet makes it seem extremely complex.

It seems extremely unlikely that cultural vitality will somehow renew European ideals about the EU.

While it seems extremely unlikely, we are prepared to concede we've published more outlandish tosh.