Sentence examples for seemed no good from inspiring English sources

There seemed no good reason for it.

With deals making millions and billions, suddenly there seemed no good reason for anyone to restrain their wage demands.

"Since Lincoln Center Theater has the ability to give a play a long run, if it is warranted, there seemed no good reason to take these rights".

The piece carried a lengthy editor's note describing Mr. Grubman's background – a necessary piece of transparency – but there seemed no good reason for it to appear at all unless The Times is in the business of rehabilitating careers.

There seemed no good use for it.

There seems no good reason to think so".

But where it exists and serves its purpose, there seems no good reason for disposing of it.

So there seems no good reason to remove interactive versions of jokes dating back to the cartoon's inception.

But since September is even closer to Russia's parliamentary election (in December) and presidential one (next March), there seems no good reason to expect the Russians to change their minds.

This seems seriously unjust; after all, black pudding pops up everywhere from greasy spoons to the MasterChef studio, and there seems no good reason that its similarly versatile cousin shouldn't enjoy the same appeal.

If George Lucas wants to go on and on, imitating on the largest possible scale the Saturday morning serials of his youth, there seems no good reason yet why anything should stop him.