Sentence examples for might seem barely from inspiring English sources

To make so weak an argument might seem barely worth the candle until one sees petitioner's final request: He seeks a form of relief to which he could not possibly be entitled -- vacatur.

But broader issues seem barely to move.

They seem barely even Tory.

So, while in history's long gaze, the departure today of media advisers Jo Moore and Martin Sixsmith from the Department of Transport, might seem to merit barely an asterisked footnote, it has not played that way.

And the idea of eleventh-century men expressing their undying love to women they have barely seen might seem strange to us.

Still, it might seem odd that this volume barely mentions the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Crimean War or the Boer War.

This might seem like a long list, but it's barely scratching the surface of what people of colour go through in supposedly politically-conscious circles.

A consumer would barely notice the shift, except that ads might seem more relevant to exactly what they are shopping for.

Considering that Sharon Stone has barely begun filming the Basic Instinct sequel, it might seem a bit previous for her to start promoting the thing.

Even Anderson's supporters admitted that the details of the supposed escape "might seem bold inventions even for a dramatist", while her detractors considered "this barely credible story as a piece of far-fetched romance".

It might seem a bit premature to start writing about the next slowdown when we have barely emerged from this one.