Примери за използване на Would have seemed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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An anonymous tip would have seemed unreliable.
Just a few short years ago, the title of this article would have seemed absurd.
Some time ago, this would have seemed an unlikely association.
No, 600 years ago,the idea of a civilized West would have seemed absurd.
A year ago, that would have seemed completely impossible.
Just a few months ago, this headline would have seemed so odd.
This would have seemed to the Romans or to the Vikings, not only absurd but unbelievable.
A year ago, all of this would have seemed like a dream.
As a little girl,the idea that I might be the first woman of color to go to space would have seemed ridiculous.
Ten years ago, that would have seemed impossible.
Ten years ago,the idea of mandating a cervical cancer vaccine to teenage girls would have seemed ludicrous.
Today we live in a rhythm that would have seemed crazy to people before.
Until recently, the prospect of specialists from around the Balkans collaborating on a scientific project would have seemed unlikely.
Then I did something that would have seemed strange if anyone were looking on.
With an enlightened and supranational spirit,the EU has achieved a sustained peace that would have seemed impossible a century ago.
Something that five years ago would have seemed impossible we can now do efficiently and free of corruption.
Ten years ago,even mentioning this possibility would have seemed outrageous.
Incorporating a story into the game would have seemed like a patch if it had not been developed by the veterans of Telltale Games adventure games.
Once upon a time, a scenario like this would have seemed ridiculous.
For example a pair of Aces would have seemed a pretty strong combination for the PF(preflop), while it often appears to be the no-winning one when the flop doesn't show the third Ace.
Five hundred years ago,radio would have seemed like magic.
And to Erasmus, Montaigne, Descartes, Newton practically any of the great civilisers I have mentioned in these programmes,the thought of climbing a mountain for pleasure would have seemed ridiculous.
For those who understand life, it would have seemed much more true.
An epidemic that, in all earlier epochs, would have seemed an absurdity- the epidemic of overproduction.
Our contemporary attitude of pretending to understand works of art in order not to appear philistines would have seemed absurd to the Florentines.
The idea that different peoples were endowed with separate rights would have seemed absurd in the middle of the twentieth century to those struggling against colonial oppression, or trying to build new nations.
Amidst the post-911 flag-waving frenzy, the all-American bidder McDonnell Douglas would have seemed a more discretionary choice.
To an eighteen-year-old kid in 1937 the very concept of cybernation would have seemed like the wildest science fiction, a fantasy comparable to visions of space travel.
So far neither Europe's governments northe EU institutions seem to have action plans for scenarios that would have seemed far-fetched only six months ago.
Some destinations that other companies would have seemed lower, there are increasing.