Sentence examples for that will seem from inspiring English sources

Every faith has its baggage, and every faith holds beliefs that will seem bizarre to outsiders.

The Europa League beckons for United now, a second-tier competition that will seem alien to such a garlanded player.

There are some ballets that will seem bereft without them and many in which their ghosts will long be felt.

The report includes some recommendations that will seem ordinary; they suggest that the boards of public companies should be diverse.

"Tamara Drewe" is a moderately diverting movie that will seem like much more when set against other, bigger films of its kind.

"It may be a vestigial need that will seem silly in a few decades, but it's still there for the time being".

To some that will seem barely believable, given he exists in the minds of those who saw him in action as an eternally youthful figure.

Situations that will seem menacing to Americans — especially those who watch a lot of indie films — might sadden or confuse her, but they don't alarm her, and they play out in ways that nicely subvert our expectations.

A network of heavy steel beams reaching up several stories connects the screen back to the main facade; the beams will eventually support big planters containing trees that will seem to hover in midair.

Thoreau continues to explore his ambivalence in the sentences that follow, turning to another symbol that will seem telling to any analyst of "Upstream Color": Possibly we may withdraw from [the animal inside us], but never change its nature.

Executives at Novell dream that Digitalme will become a widely used tool that will seem almost as essential as a Web browser.