Sentence examples for so may seem from inspiring English sources
Though saying so may seem disloyal to my northern homeland, the north-south divide is just another dangerous distraction.
Though $6 million or so may seem like a hefty sum, Mr. Casper said the town should be thankful that it was not a Fortune 500 chief executive who was laid up for five months.
Should you not enroll her in music classes or get her private lessons outside of school simply because doing so may seem extravagant especially if you didn't grow up with such opportunities?
Indeed, the show is all about people doing the right thing when they can, even if doing so may seem cruel to those around them.
(This myth got propagated probably because women are too shy when young to speak up about what they want in bed, but older women are more confident so may seem more sexual).
Doing so may seem difficult when your baby is in so much pain, but the best thing you can do is to approach the situation as calmly as possible.
So it may seem odd that so many politicians in ex-communist Europe, with wobbly economies and security, often do the opposite.
So it may seem odd that America's politicians are now scrambling to avoid those reductions.
The concerts are thoughtfully arranged, expertly played and free, so it may seem churlish to complain.
So it may seem odd that in the past decade American life-insurers have enthusiastically embraced reinsurance.
