Sentence examples for seem that after from inspiring English sources

And doesn't it always seem that after we are deep into the changes of some innovation, we suddenly ask ourselves, Why didn't we consider the implications of this before we made it standard operating procedure?

It would seem that after the horrendous bigotry which accompanied the Aids pandemic and led to Section 28 in the 1980s, we became so weary we simply wanted to blend in to the mainstream.

But Money can reveal the UK government is now unequivocally saying it was Goodfellow who invented the ATM – so it would seem that after all the squabbling his place in history is now assured.

But given what's now leaking out about the product, it would seem that after years of work, Apple is finally ready to take on the mapping challenge.

Thus, it would seem that after the earlier sales tax roll-backs, the burden of unemployed individuals resorting to the county hospital system should have lessened.

Hopefully, it would seem that after 6 months (or a year at the most) the child or teenager will be so accustomed to wearing the diapers that it will become second nature to them - they'll think of it as just another normal part of their bedtime routine, like brushing their teeth.

Thanks to Dr. Sonya Summerour Clemmons's wonderful articles, the road doesn't seem that lonely after all.

It would seem that Sutcliff was right after all.

It seems that, after all, the richer you get, the better you like it.

It seems that, after twenty-five years, the marriage of Cal (Steve Carell and Emily Julianne Moorere) is breaking up.

Anyway it seems that after its recent blizzard of good publicity and better polling, the party's masks are slipping.