Sentence examples for seem constructed from inspiring English sources

Her works have mysteries, but their effects seem constructed before our eyes and are easily disassembled; the elements remain discreet.

Some are substantial and solid, carved in light wood, while others seem constructed merely of feathers and beads and twigs.

Gibbs raps in a slippery way, over beats that seem constructed from the sonic emissions of a furnace plant and the chimes of a FaceTime call.

Deacon is the Salvador Dalí of electro, an absurdist composer whose songs seem constructed on the basis that if you throw enough in, some of what emerges will be fantastic and the rest will be at least interesting.

Dixon plays with a bright, fanfare-like tone and a stirring sense of drama his solos seem constructed with discursive foresight, like a speaker putting together paragraphs that build to grand conclusions.

The book has many fans -- but not Gaitskill, who found it "as irritating as imagined, populated by snarky-cute, pop-culturally twisted voices coming out of characters who seem constructed entirely of 'referents' and 'signifiers.'".

Yet his individuality seemed constructed from hours of television on the tour bus.

His voice is deep, and his beard seems constructed of iron shavings.

The album seems constructed of metal and velvet, trampled flowers and blood.

His body had seemed constructed of sinew and veins and long, strong ligaments.

Her eyes were very bold, and her face seemed constructed to make sure you couldn't miss that boldness.