Sentence examples for seem rather hard from inspiring English sources
From that perspective the comparison does seem rather hard on Democrats.
In fact it seems rather hard to assess from the outside, on the basis of these bits of information, whether inspectors are doing a good job or not.
It seems rather hard to blame Gove for biblical ignorance: a couple of years ago he was castigated for sending every school a copy of the King James Bible.
Especially if you believe, as they do, that in the long run Iraqis will benefit.All this will continue to be vigorously debated, of course; it seems rather hard, for instance, for America to be the one that gets to decide who bears what costs.
(Axtmann 2007) Schmitt's suggestion, however, that the preservation of the political as he understands it is a necessary condition of legitimate domestic and international legality seems rather hard to swallow in light of the catastrophic experiences of the 20th century.
For many listeners outside academic circles, some musical languages, which can seem rather last millennium in these excitingly visceral compositional days, will always be harder to learn.
Puppets without music can seem rather bald.
The spacings seem rather different.
It did seem rather rushed.
