Sentence examples for seems although from inspiring English sources

This is not as daft as it first seems, although Russia's naval deployment is no match for Nato, and indeed will be eagerly awaited by them.

They are each a little bit of everything today, it seems, although the eight-man rock band and ear-stinging sound system tend to obliterate distinctions between styles.

I offer these reflections because over the weekend I received correspondence from a government servant (who seems, although he wishes to remain anonymous, more park ranger than "Deliverance" character) who has pointed me in a couple of directions.

But Certified Copy isn't quite what it seems – although I won't overwork that turn of phrase, given that the film makes slightly heavy weather of the importance of not trusting appearances.

It seems — although the issue is a complicated one, which we don't have time to pursue further today — it seems to me more plausible to say morality includes rules not only governing how I treat others but also how I treat myself.

The supreme court of the state seems, although it is not clear, to have construed § 23 as creating by itself alone a debt to the state which accrued as fast as surplus profits were realized, which, under that section, might have been required to be paid over to the treasurer of state.

There seem, although the estimate is only approximate, to be ∼10 of these channels per cell.

Exit via the histidine gate is rarely seem although oxygen molecules do occasionally cross over the interface from one subunit to the other.

That seems unlikely, although we can't tell yet.

It now seems absurd, although it didn't at the time.

That suddenly seems possible, although there will be disagreements about how far reforms should go.