Sentence examples for able to seem from inspiring English sources

He is large, a little ungainly and charismatic without quite being handsome, and somehow able to seem at once exquisitely self-conscious and utterly obtuse.

A good deal of the credit for this goes to Ms. Page, a 20-year-old Canadian who is able to seem, in the space of a single scene, mature beyond her years and disarmingly childlike.

John Calley, who has run three Hollywood studios, and who produced "The Da Vinci Code" for Sony, says of the helping professions — the agents, managers, publicists, and lawyers who work for Hollywood's biggest names — that "it is in your interest to be able to seem to protect them from anything".

John Calley, who has run three Hollywood studios, and who produced "The Da Vinci Code" for Sony, says of the helping professions the agents, managers, publicists, and lawyers who work for Hollywood's biggest names that "it is in your interest to be able to seem to protect them from anything".

I am usually able to seem pretty in control -- I manage the house and meals and helping with homework, etc., fairly fluidly.

She is such an insider that Bernie Sanders, a man who has also been a politician for most of his life and in Congress for 25 years, is able to seem like the new guy with the fresh ideas.

I have followed these campaigns, I am capable of making an informed and rational choice – the fact that I wasn't able to, that many other informed and passionate 16/17-year-olds 16/17-year-olds 16/17-year-oldsncredibly undemocratic.

Equally, areas of the city less able to mobilise seem to be losing out.

Things I hadn't been able to write seemed to come naturally.

Being able to shoot seems the least you'd expect for £15m a year.

The result is an eighty-minute drama which is able to make artifice seem completely natural.