Sentence examples for it would seem rather from inspiring English sources
We could have gone on strike but it would seem rather mean.
"But if somebody is an elite athlete," Pope said, "it would seem rather implausible that they would not be very precisely interested in what they were taking".
It would seem rather unwise to admonish those who marched against finance and austerity because they were responsible for sending François Hollande to the Elysée Palace in the first place.
No one could have questioned my commitment to the sport, so it would seem rather ridiculous that you would need to push and bully to get the best out of me".
"You know, in the short term, house building is at such a low level that it would seem rather far-fetched that prices would come down".
It would seem rather boorish to suggest today that were McDonald's to stop hiring 10-year-olds to cook burgers, its prices would have to rise 68 cents and therefore we shouldn't ban child labor.
To reapply Dodge's thoughts to jazz today would seem rather academic: it has been at least 40 years since jazz trucked out of the dance hall.
In fact, if the UK economy was a roller coaster, it would be the first dip that would attract the punters, everything else would seem rather tame.
GIVEN today's chaotic state of affairs, a return to regimented clothing would seem rather fitting.
Absent some prior agreement, this would seem rather odd.
And quitting in the middle of the surge would seem rather tame.
