Sentence examples for might seem particularly from inspiring English sources

The question might seem particularly relevant to Sky, who are renowned for their attention to detail.

These numbers might seem particularly surprising given greater awareness of mental health care and higher take-up rates for it.

The promise of using algae to make biofuels — a dream scientists have chased for decades — might seem particularly welcome in a time of stubbornly high gasoline prices.

This might seem particularly perilous on a medium like Twitter, where sarcasm and other playful uses of language often subvert the surface meaning.

It might seem particularly muted tonight, when high-testosterone flicks about hobbits and sea warfare will compete for the best-picture Oscar.

The negative-fallout potential might seem particularly severe for a product popular among parents as a more healthful alternative for their junk-food-craving kids.

At first sight, it might not seem particularly promising.

Spending $1.5 million to advertise a product viewed mainly as a commodity might not seem particularly cost effective.

Aronofsky understood that his childhood might not seem particularly unusual to anyone else; what mattered was that it continued to strike him as extraordinary.

Michael Wing, I.B.M.'s director of worldwide intranet strategy and programs, conceded that many of the suggestions might not seem particularly inspired or unusual on their own.

That might not seem particularly radical in light of today's pickled sharks and exploding sheds, but at the time it was revolutionary.