Sentence examples for seem like valid from inspiring English sources

From the perspective of a party leader, those seem like valid concerns.

Borenstein's new film, Dream Empire, from which the NYT Op-Doc is excerpted, examines not only the rent-a-foreigner industry but also the political and cultural climate in China that allows these "international" spectacles to seem like valid demonstrations of prosperity and progress.

It all seems like valid stuff to be thinking about if you're writing an article on golf putters.

Hope did indeed seem like a valid emotion, Labour did seem like a new dawn, Tony still had a full set of gears, and he still used verbs, even if he did put them in weird places.

In 2005, a bartender at the Patio Lounge, a bar on Fifth Avenue, posted a sign — still known as the infamous "Stroller Manifesto" on local parents' blogs — that asked, "What is it with people bringing their kids into bars?" To members of a previous generation, as well as to the proprietors of Union Hall, it would seem like a valid question.

Though this may not seem like a valid step, it truly is.

That seemed like days ago.

"When people use flawed statistics, and have a voice as is the case here, they neglect the complexity of issues, and make it seem like there are valid statistics, which is not the case," said Anim van Wyk, editor-in-chief of Africa Check.

It seemed like a valid question to ask.

It seemed like a valid question in a society where every other marriage ends in divorce.

Semenya considers herself female because of what she has been told by her family, and this seems like a valid source of explanation to me.