Sentence examples for will seem rather from inspiring English sources

The old way will seem rather antiquated, complicated and nowhere near as aesthetically pleasing".

Later, when the tunics and greatcoats appear in the aisles of Mr. Lagerfeld's decrepit theater, they will seem rather flat.

Until this hits the market, all the effort that Japan is putting into developing mortgage-backed securities, REITs and other foreign exotica, welcome as they are, will seem rather beside the point.

It is partly for this reason that Christopher Caldwell's new book, with the melodramatic title Reflections on the Revolution in Europe, will seem rather shocking to some readers of this newspaper.

And for fans of 2112, their conceptual opus from 1976, Clockwork Angel's narrative about "an individual trying to follow his dreams in a dystopian future" will seem rather familiar – but this isn't a mere reboot.

A certain ambiguity of practical intent is also evident in the text flow of Hagège's book, which to Anglophone readers will seem rather digressive.

The occasional expletive won't ruin your image as a gentleman, but if you swear frequently or tell off-color jokes in front of people who may not appreciate that sort of humor, you will probably seem rather rude.

Otherwise, Mr. Levin's legacy will seem a rather dark one in future years.

This will seem desperate rather than attractive.

Whilst some will take comfort in Toffler's words, some of the notions seem rather quaint forty years later.

Puppets without music can seem rather bald.