Sentence examples for may then seem from inspiring English sources
The ring may, then, seem like a distraction or a crutch, a bit of game playing to soothe the novelist's well-established postmodernist allergy to realism.
It may then seem a more rational, albeit unpopular, option than a disorderly Greek default and exit, with all the disastrous economic and social consequences for Greece and Europe.
It may then seem equally appropriate to inquire into the life expectancy of such patients.
You may then, seem annoying.
But, while we can in some way be said to sense the position of our limbs even while dreamlessly asleep, we may still suppose that this proprioception (though perhaps in some sense a mental or cognitive affair) is not conscious — we may suppose that it does not then seem (or feel) any way to us sleepers to sense our limbs, as ordinarily it does when we are awake.
The whole conceit that electricity is generated far away from where it is consumed may then come to seem as quaint as the idea that every phone has to have a wire attached.
The A.N.C., then, may seem vulnerable to a credible rival.
It's a bit disconcerting to plunge back into a chapter of history that, however momentous then, may seem remote and sui generis now that the United States is fighting two wars and a global recession (including, despite the soaring price of gold, in South Africa).
The financial crisis, then, may not seem as terrible to God-fearing Americans as the hype has suggested.
Than mistakes listed above may look strange or grossly incorrect; however, the then mistakes may seem more acceptable.
