Sentence examples for seem very good from inspiring English sources

His passion for her apparently derives from a desire to protect: he wants to shield women from danger, although he doesn't seem very good at it.

The Conservatives are standing joint candidates with the Ulster Unionist party (UUP) in Northern Ireland, but their prospects do not seem very good.

Hazlitt was in his forties when he wrote the essay and had suddenly realized that he hated a lot of things — more, it seemed, than he loved — and for reasons that didn't seem very good.

She goes about the retching process with a kind of demure determination that is hard to watch, and even after all these years she doesn't seem very good at it.

The previous objections to the Unlearning Problem Argument made the points, first, that negative evidence does exist in the pld (in the form of regularities both in others' language use and in how others react to children's own productions), and second, that children (and other animals) seem very good at exploiting this kind of information for the purposes of learning about their world.

I'm not a political expert or anything, but he doesn't seem very good at being president.

Even in my limited experience, Broadchurch seemed very good.

"The book seems very good," I said, in Italian, when I recognized Lakhous.

Unfortunately, the outlier is my Kansas City Chiefs, who are currently undergoing a Q.B. controversy of the worst sort: neither option seems very good.

Maureen Hinton at the retail market analyst Verdict said: "Hilco seems very good at getting the best out of struggling businesses because it's got good retail experience".

After the violence, hatreds and atrocities they witnessed in their homelands, these refugees had managed to knit together a life in quiet upstate Rockland County that seemed very good indeed.