Sentence examples for seemed besides from inspiring English sources

None really, it seemed, besides having a valid driver's license.

Yet — and I mean this as a tribute to her greatness as a writer — in the end, it seems besides the point.

To say that all seems besides the point isn't to rubbish their close reading and study, which at its best is genuinely illuminating.

To write another defence of Tagore seems besides the point; and reinterpreting him to western readers should perhaps be the least of his admirers' concerns (partly because he was once attacked by Bengalis more than by any other group).

And it might seem besides the point to bring this up now, but perhaps we might waver on these stats, rather than those from ice level, for a little while, because it's through them we might start asking more interesting questions.

But that all seems besides the point.

How we choose to describe the events, model the situation, or label certain outcomes as "default" or "deviant" seems besides the point.

To me, this makes the view of the Alps and the fact that nearly all the standing faculty are Italian seem besides the point.

In "New Romancer" there are added dangers: It seems besides her beloved Lord Byron, Lexy might have unwittingly unleashed a bunch of darker lovers who will fall a long way short of the romantic ideal.

I knew I should be careful about strangers, but Sasha seemed nice; besides, how could I learn about Russia if I didn't make any friends?

What any of this has to say about American culture or society seems beside the point -- besides, Ms. Rottenberg is an Argentinean living in New York.