Sentence examples for might look rather from inspiring English sources

Without it, Majestic might look rather exposed.

Unless the world economy becomes unfriendly, a second term might look rather like his first.

If the price dips, and small investors lose out, things might look rather different.

"My own guess is that they might look rather like plesiosaurs," he wrote.

While it might look rather sophisticated, this lovely drink is simplicity itself to throw together, though you do need to freeze the watermelon for a few hours before you want to make it.

Oddly, 58% claim to be satisfied with the education to which they have access, even though their schools lag badly in international tests.If they were as charitable to their politicians as they are to their schools, the poll might look rather different.

For the French, as for federalists everywhere, an EU without Britain might then look rather appealing.

But on present evidence, it is legitimate to wonder whether, once the pieces settle, Britain's place in the world might not look rather the same as it did before.

Virtual Street, one might imagine, will look rather uncomfortably close to Wall Street!

Sound offers a way into thinking about who and what is unseen, and appears, on the surface, to offer a more radical, if harder to grasp conception of what insurrectionary politics might look, or rather sound, like.

In his Essay Concerning Human Understanding (first edition 1690; fourth edition 1700, hereafter referred to as the Essay) Locke spends little time discussing morality, and what he does provide in the way of a moral epistemology seems underdeveloped, offering, at best, the suggestion of what a moral system might look like rather than a fully-realized positive moral position.