Sentence examples for it seems to rather from inspiring English sources

Of the original's 13 tracks, five are covers, and while that might accurately reflect the group's set (as late as their final shows in summer 1966, they were opening with Rock and Roll Music and finishing with Long Tall Sally, and playing only nine originals in between), it seems to rather undersell having the two most famous songwriters in rock history in the same the band.

Thus, it appears not to be common for a virus to switch from its origin to another tropism, it seems to be rather unusual.

When it comes to the opera, however, it seems to be rather good.

Still, there is no current evidence that Imelda enjoys campaigning; it seems to exhaust rather than energize her.

"It seems to be rather unfashionable to focus on ideas and values in a world obsessed by celebrity and personality.

It seems to me rather plausible that Mr Applebaum has been hassled in this way simply on the basis of information about who he has been talking to.

It seems to be rather difficult to produce scented personal care products with fragrances that are not labelled.

It seems to me rather stupid how some Hamilton's fans have turned into Alonso's haters and viceversa.

So I had best keeping watching because it seems to be rather important!

But I've never really liked the term, personally, because it seems to be rather sexist in nature.

It seems to deter rather than encourage healthy weight for anyone who has a problem with food.