Sentence examples for may seem unremarkable from inspiring English sources
To outsiders, that assertion may seem unremarkable, even banal.
If you have not read McGahern before these passages may seem unremarkable.
The choice of Charlotte as the host city for the Democratic National Convention may seem unremarkable.
FOR the head of the IMF to quote Adam Smith may seem unremarkable.
All this may seem unremarkable given that Mrs Herzlinger is a professor at Harvard Business School (HBS).
This may seem unremarkable: more than a hundred thousand American soldiers are buried in European cemeteries, on ground considered, by convention, to be American soil.
Negotiating a deal with tiny Singapore, with no textile industry or agriculture, may seem relatively unremarkable next to wrangling concessions from Japan or Europe.
At a glance, the events seem unremarkable.
That might make the tale told by Michael DeMarzo seem unremarkable.
Probably, in the future, such buildings will seem unremarkable.
The E.U.'s action, and the Obama Administration's concurrence, might seem unremarkable.
