Sentence examples for it would seem very from inspiring English sources

At 20 minutes, this is a substantial score, but without the organ, it would seem very slender.

But with armed soldiers and tanks dotted around Bangkok, it would seem very much like this was, in fact, a coup.

And it would seem very odd to throw this option away when the situation is fluid, and Mr. Icahn has a real chance of forcing Yahoo into a transaction.

With the opposition saying it has won a landslide in both presidential and local elections, it would seem very hard now for Mr. Milosevic to recapture the genie of democracy that he unwittingly released.

It appears to make sense, for many reasons, to have anthologies of women writers or exhibits of women photographers; it would seem very odd to propose an anthology of writers or an exhibit of photographers who had nothing in common except that they were men.

"The fact that he has done perfectly fine" while off anti-coagulants "would argue that the device is not very likely to form blood clots, and if that is the case, then it would seem very unlikely" that he would have a stroke, Dr. Dowling said.

That would seem very strange in Boston".

The notion of throwing him overboard would seem very strange.

By then, the world inside Enron would seem very different.

Over all, "Their lives would seem very dull to most Westerners," Mr. Everard wrote.

And Sosa would seem very likely to accept a trade to New York, which he again referred to today as his "second home," the first being his native Dominican Republic.