Sentence examples for seemed early from inspiring English sources

That's not how it seemed early on, though.

"It seemed early then, but we've been going ever since," said Ms. Fisher, 55, an owner of bagel shops in the area.

But "it seemed early on that it had the potential to be funny," Martin Brest, who directed the film, said the other day.

Looking at the 1980's from the West, he cannily notes how worn the NATO alliance seemed early in the decade -- beset by debt, torn by bickering, and embattled in proxy wars in Central America and Africa.

It seemed early in the season to spot bears, but I tried to be careful.

It seemed, early in the 20th century that agreement between the two countries might be possible, but hopes were dashed when negotiations broke down in February 1905.

Nevertheless, opposition parties seemed earlier this year to go into these elections with the wind at their backs.

It seems early to judge this chapter.

Still, it seems early for bold predictions.

It still seems early to start talking about history repeating itself.

It may seem early in Drake's career for such laments, but such is the price of accelerated fame.