Sentence examples for might well seem from inspiring English sources

To them, the characters and plot devices in this perfectly competent film might well seem fresh.

It might well seem a weaker team on paper but come Friday morning, game on.

With so few voters, a campaign stop in the 79th might well seem a waste to candidates.

Once the resonance of the event faded, a publication that it prompted might well seem like yesterday's news, and who wants yesterday's papers?

A debate that might ordinarily merit a 6 might well seem more like a 9 once it's been through the wash of the echo chamber.

Yet "Follies," a downbeat show and a commercial failure on Broadway in its first, 1971 production, might well seem a surprising catalyst for such pandemonium.

These days, the remembered rebel yells of 1970's Southern rock might very well seem more "country" than country music itself.

To write any kind of epic at all might very well seem to be embracing an inappropriately sensual paganism at the expense of the higher discipline of good, old-fashioned monotheistic Christianity.

With a stronger foil, Ms. Dunleavy's Violetta might well have seemed less extreme.

It might well have seemed that he had had "a history without a life".

The inmate's assertion might well have seemed implausible, given the extensive system of checks and safeguards used in law enforcement to ensure that one person is not mistaken for another.