Sentence examples for seemed not much from inspiring English sources

There was, it seemed, not much for an accomplished backbencher to do.

But while the workmanship was of high quality, the ideas seemed not much above the student level.

But Corn described her as a person who seemed "not much interested in accidents that happen to the body without choice".

At the time it seemed not much more than a nicety to make his hosts feel a little better about the way they viewed themselves.

The world's tallest peak, which had defeated all previous climbers, killing several, had seemed not much less forbidding and unattainable than the Moon.

Ms. Ramkellawan, 22, adhering to the student dress code of white tops and black pants, seemed not much older than her students.

For now, it seems, not much.

There seems not much in common on that list.

Surprising as it might seem, not much has changed.

Fresh data has now arrived, and it seems not much has changed.

Based on early reports, it seems not much has changed in that arena.