Sentence examples for really seem so from inspiring English sources

But on that night the award – dare I say it – didn't really seem so significant.

This didn't really seem so haunted, to me, but it was something to which I could relate.

Maybe — but it didn't really seem so, and when we all met the patient together it was clear that both she and her medical team had bigger things to worry about — among them her pancreatitis, kidney failure and unstable diabetes.

When faced with the alternative, however, does overhauling our tax rules really seem so daunting?

Still, some people don't really seem so bothered by the idea just ask the guy who pissed all over the seat in front of him on a recent flight.

"What are you doing?" Mr. Bush said, acting displeased with her acidic interruptions but never really seeming so.

Nurmi, his style, technique and tactics were held to be infallible, and really seemed so, as successive imitators in Finland steadily improved the records".

This really seems so obvious to me, but I still see people asking (and paying) for headphones all the time.

As an Alice on the verge of adulthood — one far older than Carroll's — Mia Wasikowska seems prematurely dusty, leached of all carnality; is Disney's idea of empowerment really meant to seem so monastic?

"I tried it for two weeks over the summer, and found that if you can mentally re-classify the early mornings as late nights, they really don't seem so bad".

At any other restaurant of this calibre, the idea of queues down the street would be ludicrous; the way things have been going for Dabbous recently, it really doesn't seem so far-fetched.