Sentence examples for may seem particularly from inspiring English sources

None of this may seem particularly new.

He even, unlikely though it may seem (particularly given his elfin proportions), later played rugby for the Mexican national team.

These challenges may seem particularly germane to poorer and fragile countries, but similar trials plague more affluent health systems.

Basin life may seem particularly well suited to bachelors, but there are a few couples and hardy single women as well.

While it may seem particularly old-fashioned, I've found that sometimes it's better to get off the computer and make a phone call.

"Living on-site is not always as desirable as it may seem, particularly with the demands of a modern working environment and the extra responsibility it entails.

That fact may not seem particularly noteworthy.

After all, the book itself may not seem particularly, well, cinematic.

In my piece last October, I wrote about a case in which Hale had been criticised by the judges sitting with her: "By normal standards, words such as "deplore" and "remarkable" may not seem particularly blunt.

If you're a frontline public manager, this may not seem particularly significant at a time when public services have to absorb more cuts to disability benefits, more cuts to local government and more cuts to Whitehall.

While the job of comic book store clerk may not seem particularly fraught with danger, Saturday's robbery was his third in 12 years of working behind the counter, he said.