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So apologizing would seem a tad weird and desperate.

However, that "your helicopter" did seem a tad personal.

The passing years have made that seem a tad naive.

And 638 horses might seem a tad obnoxious.

To call it "Chinawood" would seem a tad reductive.

Not surprisingly, the Davidelfin line might seem a tad gloomy at first.

For grease-under-the-nails gearheads, "Car" may seem a tad superficial.

Given that the seagulls were around long before the town council, this does seem a tad harsh.

The evening's central figure, a gangly painter named Winston Lee Pacee), may initially seem a tad tongue-tied.

And if they seem a tad overhasty in reacting to the works of others, it is only for reasons of dramatic expediency.

Elsa can seem a tad patronizing — more, I think, than Mr. Fugard intended — when she goes on about Miss Helen's artistic magic.