Sentence examples for that could seem from inspiring English sources

It is a gut-wrenching idea that could seem almost to tap into a primitive bloodlust.

Behind closed doors, she tried to assuage their frustrations about a place that could seem forbidding.

Like Bernard Madoff's investment firm, S.A.C. enjoyed a level of success that could seem suspicious on its face.

But just staying ahead or even with inflation would produce nominal increases that could seem eye-popping to lawmakers worried about the nation's debt.

Had the Muslim world produced a modern totalitarian ideology called "Islamism"? "Terror and Liberalism" offered answers that could seem consolingly simple.

Focus and Mr. Van Sant will have to connect millions of filmgoers with a world that could seem weirdly disconnected, even back then.

The Administration did not want to overreact in a way that could seem political and amplify Trump's message that the vote was rigged.

Ms. Baird, Michael Tisdale and Lauren Lovett bring extraordinary subtlety, range and emotional integrity to roles that could seem limited if entrusted to less-skilled actors.

The restaurant occupies a large room that could seem cavernous, but doesn't, thanks to close table placement, judicious use of screens and delicious aromas.

Coming from someone whose life's work involves filling blank pages, that sentiment could seem nihilistic.

I say that she could seem confident at times, vulnerable at others.