Sentence examples for he usually seems from inspiring English sources

HE USUALLY seems rather dour, but you wouldn't have known it on the night of Monday January 19th.

His performances may be pitched just short of the snapping point, but he usually seems more on the verge of collapse and confession than explosion.

✒ Last week once again saw BBC director general Lord Hall doing his best to live up to the Great Gatsby's mantra ("repeat the past!"), but in this case he only turned the clock back to the Beeb of the mid-noughties, rather than the Birtist 90s that he usually seems intent on recreating.

If Boehner thinks that this cynical and fantastical re-interpretation of his inability to deliver immigration reform will be seen as truthful and credible by America's fastest-growing group of voters, then he is even more disconnected from electoral reality than he usually seems.

If Wooden was interested in speaking, which he usually seemed to be, he picked up when you identified yourself on his answering machine.

Writer was there, and he usually seemed to know less about what was going on than friends half a world away.

He usually seemed angry at something or somebody, rarely explaining his emotions; his teammates stopped guessing a couple of years ago.

Hamza is a wiry-haired bundle of energy and invective — he usually seemed to be on his way to some appointment — as well as a civil engineer with several big projects and fights with Mubarak authorities under his belt.

Old friends of Gore's describe this as the happiest time of his life, and the only time in his adulthood when he usually seemed at ease and readily made connections with other people (by Gore's, not general human, standards).

Good for Pia to sub around though, she usually seems rather stingy with her starters.

She may not come across as polished, but she usually seems remarkably poised.