Sentence examples for was it would seem from inspiring English sources

But they performed better in the long term, because their memory of the new skill was, it would seem, sturdier.

Both programmes were going overseas, but there was, it would seem, a first-class overseas and a second-class overseas.

If you have a surface style as precise and exaggerated as Mr. Crisp's was, it would seem, you are in fact indefinitely renewable.

A tour of the aircraft at Sénou airport followed, and international pressure for more rigour, accountability, peace talks and general leadership was, it would seem, a distant memory.

Maazel was, it would seem, initially thinking of, among other things, Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire - "but someone else did that first," Meehan comments, "someone" being Maazel's fellow conductor André Previn.

What if it makes them that way?" Irony is, it would seem, dead on its arse.

She is, it would seem, the abortion rights movement's first extremist.

The ubiquitous 24-year-old pop star is, it would seem, giving privacy a go.

Harding's fussy, over- emphatic way with music is, it would seem, relaxing a bit.

There is, it would seem, a spectre haunting the historical profession.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: That particular reader has no idea what Communism is, it would seem.