Sentence examples for seemed much of from inspiring English sources

Even school has lately not seemed much of a safe haven.

It may not have seemed much of a deal at the time, but compared with today's rates it was a miracle.

Perhaps "to be" an artist is inevitably "not to be" without turmoil and unhappiness — but this has never seemed much of a deterrent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 — Based on the previews of Tuesday's Republican presidential debate, it seemed much of the wise-guy set was expecting the newcomer, former Senator Fred D. Thompson, to star in the political equivalent of a Nascar wreck.

In the frenetic New York of the 90's, though, the culture of money seemed, much of the time, to be the most vital, and perhaps the only, culture there was, and the caffeinated pace of that city left little time or inclination for such retrospect, which was probably healthy.

THERE is a reason that not even the most imaginative press critics ever thought that Jeff Bezos might one day buy The Washington Post: he has never seemed much of a fan of journalism or journalists.

Mrs Arroyo does not seem much of a revolutionary.

Based on recent weeks, that will not seem much of a guarantee to the Kachin.

Like the president, it seems much of America has "evolved" on the issue of gay marriage.

But if you're poor, these symptoms don't seem much of a change.

But at times, it seems much of the talent is from everywhere but the United States.