Sentence examples for would then seem from inspiring English sources

It would then seem reasonable to assume that the Republicans are the beneficiaries of these shortcomings.

Most would be bought by foreigners, who would then seem to benefit at the expense of the Japanese taxpayer.

This would, then, seem an inauspicious moment for India to bet its future on export-led growth.

Florence would then seem like the culmination of that tradition (although as I say there are many later bronze doors).

Table tipping required a group of people to rest their hands on a small table, which would then seem to become possessed and move.

Or you might say she wouldn't steer — she would just pull the confusion away so that Doree would have to face what would then seem to have been her own conclusion all along.

Would the reforms then seem impossibly bold?

They would then logically seem to be the descendants of Homo erectus.

The blazing fanfare of Richard Elfyn Jones's opening Festival Overture would then have seemed all the more appropriate in retrospect.

He said at first that he would play Thursday, then seemed uncertain.

And Alan Greenspan would then no longer seem a demi-god.