Sentence examples for it will seem a from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, it will seem a primitive blur.

The world may not have been put completely to rights by the end of the sobremesa, but it will seem a calmer, more benign place.

To some, the election of a woman, and a life scientist, as president of MIT will seem a natural progression; to others, it will seem a remarkable departure from past traditions.

To some, it will seem a musty artifact of sentimental piety and facile technique, exactly the kind of thing to which Modernists from Cézanne to Donald Judd would say good riddance.

With our prototype, we aim to make the physical object so beautiful and luxurious that it will seem a bargain at $1. The web obviously presents all kinds of advantages for breaking news, but the printed newspaper does and will always have a slew of advantages, too.

"A lot of the time when you're doing a great show, it will seem a little rough around the edges to you.

To many, it will seem an absurd effort.

If you're from Devon, it'll seem a bit chillier.

Change around your furniture, it'll seem a whole new room.

It'll seem a lot less embarrassing if all the people look nice and normal.

It'll seem a little weird, and you want to get to know her a bit first.