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The phrase "seem too" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express an opinion or belief that something has either a greater degree of magnitude than expected or is beyond what is reasonable or appropriate. Example: The price of the tickets to the show seem too high for the amount of time it will last.
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They seem too hot".
That doesn't seem too alarming.
Jeffrey didn't seem too upset.
That doesn't seem too likely, though.
But New Yorkers don't seem too worried.
The Chinese do not seem too upset.
Yet they do not seem too worried.
"They thought Edie would seem too rich.
"The deals don't seem too good.
Sometimes the connections seem too far-fetched.
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Nobody seemed too worried.
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