Sentence examples for might seem a good from inspiring English sources

Pointing this out to him might seem a good idea.

The Trial might seem a good theatrical candidate.

That alone might seem a good reason to give investors pause.

So feverish activity in response to this case might seem a good thing.

At face value, this might seem a good thing – the one bit of democratically elected Brussels finally gets more influence.

With fat-cat salaries and shareholder revolts in the news, now might seem a good time to revive this 1953 comedy by Howard Teichmann and George S Kaufman.

It might seem a very good time for U.S. importers to come here and strike deals with factories, if they have customers to sell to back home.

Now might not seem a good time to launch a virtual world aimed at a specific community, given the general economic woe and the decline in Second Life.

Apart from the problematic metaphor, this might seem an almost unbelievable turn of good luck.

This is like trying to cross an elephant with a pig, it might seem like a good idea (so much bacon!), but no good can come from it.

So the fact that they've worked together to come up with a plan to fund highway spending for the next three years might seem like a good thing, a rare moment of bipartisanship in a Congress riven by ideological hostility.