Sentence examples for it would seem even from inspiring English sources

Saying stupid things about drugs is, it would seem, even easier than saying stupid things while on them.

Five hours later, the voters rewarded him with 2,587 votes and a second-place finish in the poll — surprising, it would seem, even Mr. Huckabee.

And it would seem even more unlikely for any government, especially one facing down a nearly $2 billion budget gap, to hesitate when a business is willing to pay up.

And today, in a period of far higher rates of immigration, it would seem even more likely that demagogues in search of a new wedge issue would escalate their demonization of the newcomers in our midst.

The Assassins disdained the use of poison, crossbows, and other weapons that could be used from a distance, and the Assassin did not expect — or, it would seem, even desire — to survive his act, which he believed would insure him eternal bliss.

The problem with tweeting, it would seem, even if one is able to keep the tweets on the level of the mundane, is a lack of editor.

It has a grass-roots feeling to it, and would seem even more organic if Will Ferrell had absented himself; he's in a couple of episodes, playing a local car dealer who is alternately impressed with Kenny and contemptuous of him.

By the time he reached high school, home would seem even farther.

For C. J., whose psychological problems had recently been noted by school officials, that challenge would seem even more overwhelming, especially given the family's crumbling finances.

And Nerea, Niobe's nurse, would seem even more peripheral were she not both the source of several conspiracies and a comic foil.

During this historic economic downturn, low-cost drugs would seem even more appealing than usual.