Sentence examples for may seem well from inspiring English sources

But if you're a patient, an annual mammogram may seem well worth the money.

"Each additional coverage requirement, while they may seem well intentioned, also carries a cost," he said.

In England all may seem well, but England is a small part of the world market, and there are still thousands of kinemas unwired.

What seems to us the doggerel of any modern cemetery may seem well said, or at least quaint, to those who read it (acid rain permitting, which is unlikely) in two centuries' time.

Placing a value on a business that doesn't exist may seem, well, premature.

Though Sean and Gene's home life may seem well settled, Gene is keenly aware that Sean never seems able to say three critical words ("I love you").

Although it may seem well-meaning, being blunt or tactless with another is unkind and usually motivated not by a genuine desire to help that person but by the need to feel superior and be intimidating.

The modesty of the place may not seem well suited to a museum, but, then again, maybe it is.

On the telecast, it may not always seem well practiced, but the rehearsals are a chance for stars to perfect the highly specific skills of awards show presenting in front of a forgiving audience of crew members and stand-ins.

While the connection between items like reading scores and civic responsibility may not seem well-defined on the surface, they are related and that relationship is integral to turning the tide for Black boys in America.

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