Sentence examples for seems all that from inspiring English sources

It seems all that talk doesn't come cheap.

-In Mississippi no group of the electorate seems all that enthused about the North having won.

Now, it seems, all that is planned is for up to six outside specialists to advise the Treasury privately.

It seems all that it takes is a couple of looks across the room and if you're lucky, a hot tea date, before rushing down the aisle.

A veteran of the war in Afghanistan, imprisoned for years by Colonel Qaddafi's government, who praises Osama bin Laden's "good points," but denounces the 9/11 attacks on the United States, runs Darnah's defenses, and no one seems all that frightened by him.

SoHo Through May 19 Danger is an interesting theme for an exhibition, but Exit Art's "Danger," a gathering of miscellaneous works by eight artists, is disappointing: nothing in it seems all that dangerous and no clear thesis emerges about danger in relation to art.

Bigelow, for her part, didn't seem all that well prepared, either.

But its singing, dancing, stage-struck teenagers don't seem all that well informed.

Humans don't seem all that different.

He does not seem all that amazed.

Nor did she seem all that concerned about the future.