Sentence examples for though it can seem from inspiring English sources

Even now, though, it can seem to the outsider like a highly stylized kind of performance art.

Today, though, it can seem as though shiny new gadgets are appearing on the market faster than most artists and their wallets can keep up.

To outside viewers, though, it can seem more magic than physics ― how else to explain how these young women manipulate their bodies into feats that ought to be physically impossible?

Dixon Jones has a sense of history and restraint, though it can seem bloodlessly refined.

The pairing is not a stretch, though it can seem to be.

Though it can seem cognitively dissonant, casting global climate change in the language of future financial returns can be a novel way to model hope.

It can seem, though, as if they are not only listening to him but as if he is listening to them.

AT TIMES, it can seem as though London is stuck in 2008.

It can seem as though there's an actor shuttle in and out of the cast.

To Lizzy, and to us, it can seem as though Charlotte has chosen a kind of oblivion, or spiritual suffocation.

It can seem as though you are diminishing the experiences of women and men who have had to endure the reality of the act.