Sentence examples for seem that the first from inspiring English sources

It might seem that the first film made in China that uses the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre as a plot element would qualify for an automatic ban from the government for that reason alone.

Thus considered, it would seem that the first urgency is to find other ways of powering our factories, homes, cars and lives, to free us from the place where a deeply unhappy mixture of fundamentalist religion and rich-poor power imbalances is as volatile and explosive as the substance it feeds on.

In the gaming sphere it may seem that the first and most obvious constant is "platform".

"From the investigation, it would seem that the first agent or actor in this network who stamped 'beef' on horsemeat from Romania was Spanghero," Mr Hamon said.

That may be true, but it would seem that the first move for rolomotion would be to replicate every console game possible.

Therefore if we consider the situation from the perspective of the single individuals involved, it would seem that the first person's complaint ('I will suffer for a hundred years') outweighs the complaint of any other single individual ('I will suffer for a hundred years minus a day').

All three events were a national and televisual spectacle, but it would seem that the second screen saw plenty of action, too.

It seems that the first year of the Roosevelt administration will divide into three phases.

Although the Pentagon has not officially confirmed the use of missile-firing Predators in Afghanistan, it seems that the first occurred in mid-October.

As with other infections in pregnancy, it seems that the first trimester is the most at risk, but there are still plenty of unknowns.

Certainly there are justified fears (all of them quite logical), and certainly it seems that the first stages of the electoral process are not consistent with the angry mood of the revolution.