Sentence examples for it seems completely from inspiring English sources
"Mad Men" has done many things well in its seven years, but it seems completely uninterested in those concepts all existing together in individual women, let alone in communities of them.
His breeches-and-farthingale production, set under a canopy flecked with russet-coloured leaves, doesn't break much new ground – there's hardly a moment when it shows you something you'd never suspected was there – but, at its best, it does better than that: it seems completely natural.
So given the complete lack of environmental enforcement with the U.S.-Peru trade deal, it seems completely reasonable -- and in fact necessary -- to question the assertions that having rules in an environment chapter of a trade pact -- a trade pact like the TPP -- will lead to any meaningful change on the ground.
It seems completely counterproductive.
It seems completely timely.
"Yes, it seems completely different now.
"It seemed completely permitted," he said.
It seemed completely impossible; Christine had sometimes been moody, but had never seemed remotely unstable.
It seemed completely wrong for me to play a comic, upper-class English architect.
Although this was my first experience of losing a job, it seemed completely in keeping with the madness around.
