Sentence examples for much would seem from inspiring English sources
That much would seem simple enough.
Much would seem to separate them.
At the moment, then, much would seem to depend on Deng's long-term international future.
Like Richard, Beatrice and Benedick, the romantic sparring partners of "Much Ado," would seem to be known quantities.
This is probably partly to do with the economic climate – too much elaboration would seem out of kilter.
Not much, it would seem, except to take heart that we were all in the same, sinking boat".
The U.S. figure may have been below economists' estimates, but that much growth would seem miraculous in the recession-afflicted capitals of Madrid, Rome or Athens.
Often he even teams up with psychiatrists, and in listening to him talk it is remarkable how much he would seem to have in common with these colleagues.
Although the program never explicitly states as much, events would seem to occupy what is referred to nowadays as the "near future," when people are living longer and illness, inevitably, is on the rise.
An over-budget satellite navigation system that is years from completion, largely a duplicate of an American system already widely used in Europe and unlikely ever to generate much revenue would seem to be in the budget cutters' cross hairs.
