Sentence examples for it seems altogether from inspiring English sources

It seems altogether likely that Mr. Botín and his family will be cleared of any wrongdoing, which would come as no surprise to the banking patriarch's fiercest critics.

So it seems altogether appropriate that the center should now play host to the largest retrospective to date of his prolific career.

And just as journalists joke about Trump's cries of "fake news," it seems altogether likely these law enforcement officials were joking about his allegations that they were engaged in a "secret society" conspiracy against him.

Price-cutting may not turn around the overall trend but it seems altogether less suicidal than implementing price rises that will surely antagonise readers, making it unlikely that they will return even if the rises are reversed.

Yet in retrospect, it seems altogether perfect in the same way that The Great Gatsby is a far better book title than F Scott Fitzgerald's original suggestions: Trimalchio in West Egg, The High-Bouncing Lover, On the Road to West Egg, The Gold-Hatted Gatsby.

Cut to Cinderella, wishing that something magical would happen, asking her godmother, "Do dreams never, never come true?" And it seems altogether fitting for Cinderella and her prince to be among the guests at the fateful banquet thrown by the hallucinatory Macbeth.

On Monday, it seemed altogether fitting that they made what was widely viewed as the proper decision for their future but still managed to bungle it.

And so it seemed altogether appropriate that the winners of the two big races on this cool, blustery Saturday in the steep hills outside Amman should be first-time senior world champions, as well.

When this answer was returned, they admired the modesty and temper of Camillus; but they could not tell how to find a messenger to carry the intelligence to the Capitol, or rather, indeed, it seemed altogether impossible for any one to get to the citadel whilst the enemy was in full possession of the city.

Asked whether the museum might jettison its Pyles, Mr. Miller shook his head, and said, "They don't have a lot of value". He was referring to financial value, of course, and it seemed altogether sad that the works that bore the highest price tags were also the most vulnerable to being disowned.

A tradition of sorts having been established, it seemed altogether logical last week, the night before Steve was married, that I accept either a duck hunting or a fishing invitation for the following morning, provided, of course, that I arrived back home in time to clean up for the wedding.