Sentence examples for it seems exactly from inspiring English sources
The more I think about it, the more it seems exactly what I need to stand out from the crowd.
In some ways, it seems exactly like the behavioral addictions that he has been treating for years, with much of the same consequences.
It seems exactly the kind of neglected work a festival should be reviving and, even if I'd be hard-pressed to put a definitive meaning on it, it offers an intensely theatrical experience.
What is most striking about this fictional last work of Freud's -- and it seems exactly right, as do so many of Rosenfield's judgments in this wonderfully contrived book -- is that it is overtly autobiographical.
He expresses his excitement at the potential of the new hall: "It seems exactly the right size - not too large for a chamber orchestra, but sufficiently adaptable to open out for big, symphonic concerts.
Although Freud's famous analysis of Leonardo's character — a man turned homosexual by absent father and not one but two overbearing mothers (natural and adoptive) — has long been brushed aside as a tour de force of shrewd reasoning from bad evidence, one detail in it seems exactly right: Leonardo did have an obsession with women, in pairs particularly.
It seemed exactly the right thing to say when gazing across a dried-up yam field or shaking an empty sugar jar, which Nebet did every morning.
Describing Mr. Bury's design for Brendan Behan's prison drama "The Quare Fellow," the critic Kenneth Tynan said it seemed "exactly to capture the aridity of confinement".
The stream of consciousness makes Part 1 of the story slightly difficult to read but at the same time it makes it seem exactly like a child/teen was writing it.
Tom Maschler at Cape had offered him a £25,000 advance for a novel about a working-class Jewish boy growing up in wartime London, and this was also the novel his regular publisher, Jeremy Robson, wanted from him, but it seemed exactly the part of his life that did not interest him - even if Cricklewood did.
