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Meanings of seem unbelievable in English

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Usage of seem unbelievable in English
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What I have done, will seem unbelievable to everyone who has not made such an experience.
My Life and My Efforts
2
What I'm going to tell you may seem unbelievable, but you've got to believe it, because it's the truth.
Children of the Whirlwind
3
This is unprecedented, and three years ago would have seemed unbelievable.
The Irish Times
4
It seemed unbelievable that he had forgotten Jeb's presence for even a second.
Losing charlotte
5
The incident told, as it was, in homely, yet forcible fashion, seemed unbelievable.
All for a Scrap of Paper: A Romance of the Present War
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When the exit poll dropped at 10pm the numbers seemed unbelievable.
The Irish Times
7
That Zeus would condone such activity on Demo's part seemed unbelievable.
The Tarn of Eternity
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It seemed unbelievable that he could fail after all that work!
The Man from the Bitter Roots
9
It seems unbelievable, but everything points to it being true.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
The first war seemed unbelievable, amazing; it seemed so unnecessary.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
11
This seems unbelievable; but Leonard assures me it is true.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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It seemed unbelievable to her that she had once lain in this man's arms.
A Poor Wise Man
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That these could have come direct from the purgatory of the trenches seemed unbelievable.
A Traveller in War-Time
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This seems unbelievable for a man who must know he is a twentieth century icon.
The Irish Times
15
She may have been right, although it seems unbelievable.
Nonsenseorship
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It seemed unbelievable that they could be so foolish.
The nomad
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