Sentence examples for seems in itself from inspiring English sources

Paradise Lost seems in itself so absolutely complete and so magnificent.

Trivial though this seems in itself, think of the cumulative effect.

Instead, the bourbon's rarity seems, in itself, to be a source of its value.

In "New York Waiting in My Memory," Bowen wrote:> New York, as a city, seems in itself articulate more so to me than others.

In "New York Waiting in My Memory," Bowen wrote:> New York, as a city, seems in itself articulate — more so to me than others.

As noted, it is at the centre of several philosophical debates, but to many seems in itself wholly unproblematic, for it is just that relation everything has to itself and nothing else – and what could be less problematic than that?

Later this method was applied brilliantly to the portrayal of the Vietnam War a conflict that seemed in itself surreal by Tim O'Brien in Going After Cacciato (1978) and the short-story collection The Things They Carried (1990).

And at the Gate Theater, when the narrator of a new adaptation of Tolstoy's "Kreutzer Sonata" poured himself a cup of tea, that warm, comforting aroma seemed in itself like a beguiling invitation to listen to his confidences.

The mere idea of talking to the Taliban may seem, in itself, like an admission of defeat by the West.

That we might in any way equate them with the biological promiscuity encouraged at the time may seem in itself promiscuous.

Except, it seems, in the Royal Box itself, where the buildup to Britain's most prestigious all-aged race will be marked by anticipation alone.