Sentence examples for might seem rather from inspiring English sources

TEACHING management skills to Saudi women might seem rather futile.

If all this might seem rather precious, Mr. Perez and Mr. Heffner have heard that before.

As short-term investments go, a Knicks season-ticket plan might seem rather ill fated.

Such a distinction might seem rather fine, and many conflate the two, but it really matters.

If the movie weren't teeming with life, it might seem rather perfunctory.

The movie might seem rather perfunctory if it weren't teeming with life; the last scene is a particularly lumpen cliché.

Rara, like revolution, can be so deceiving, in that it might sometimes seem rather disorganized, but is highly organized rara mimicking, as some have said, a military structure that might have served quite well in revolutionary battles.

Rara, like revolution, can be so deceiving, in that it might sometimes seem rather disorganized, but is highly organized — rara mimicking, as some have said, a military structure that might have served quite well in revolutionary battles.

However, the country's hype-men decided that the country was actually agonising over whether Bridge would shake Terry's hand, during the pre-match proof that the Premier League is not the vicious corporatist sham it might sometimes seem, rather a bastion of the good, honest, old-fashioned English values that delivered monarchy and colony.

"In the light of announcements from Paris, this might all seem rather small; but I do see this as a road.

A lot of art today is more particular, takes a little longer to appreciate, and might at first seem rather alien.