Sentence examples for may seem really from inspiring English sources

"He may seem really confident, but really, he's very nervous," said his coach, Priscilla Hill.

I know this may seem really and truly odd to hear, but I, Patty, am no slouch in the kitchen.

And the process may seem really daunting.

This piece of advice may seem really obvious, but according to Helen, "people don't do it".

Talking stickers may seem really silly, but sticker sales are turning into notable revenue streams for many messaging companies, especially in Asia.

Although the speed may seem really high for an urban environment, note that the term "urban canyon" refers not only to places where there are tall buildings, but any other place where there are slopes or even large metallic billboards at both sides of the road that can cause a great deal of signal reflections.

Explain why, odd as it may seem, offshoring really is no different.

As strange as it may seem, she really was a loving and nurturing presence.

Yet, no matter how bland this may seem, there really are areas of his talent and character where only superlatives apply, not least his ferocious work ethic.

Amazing though it may seem, this really was sand blown here from the Sahara desert, more than 2,500km 1,5000 miles) to the south.

No matter how similar conditions throughout the country now may seem, 2010 really isn't all that comparable to 1994, if only because the underlying forces that are endangering Democrats this year — that is, the structural trends in the electorate — are quite different.