Sentence examples for seemed that before from inspiring English sources

It seemed that before we had lived in a kind of blind innocence, with no sense of the real dangers that lurked.

The war seemed to be ending, but it had seemed that way before.

Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly seemed that way before their marriage: their long, bumpy courtship was one of the things that gave the first seasons of the American version of "The Office" a sweetness that its British model pointedly lacked, and their wedding during Season 6 was the emotional and comic apex of the show.

"It seems that never before has our world been more aware of sectarian and inter-religious conflict," he said.

And, wow, it seems that never before have so many people "slayed" since Sarah Michelle Gellar and the Scoobies left our 4 3 televisions.

It seems that never before in the history of the judicial nominating process has there been such an extreme back log and delay of hearings and votes on judicial nominees.

Yet it seems that long before these contemporary provocateurs took art to the toilet, the father of all that is great in modern art simply picked up some of his child's poo and used it as paint.

It seems that long before reality TV binges and bodice-rippers, women were indulging in entertainment that mixed straightforward pleasure with the appreciation of unintentional camp.

It would seem that before an audience Mr. Lang cannot contain himself.

It seems that before eating utensils became ubiquitous, people carried their own personal soup spoons, the best made of silver.

This is a pretty complex question, but it seems that before WWI, the U.S. government took a formal position of neutrality whenever possible, even while maintaining surveillance on the activities of Indians in the U.S. who advocated for independence.