Sentence examples for seem direct from inspiring English sources

The line to dervishlike ecstasy from black colors and stiff movement may seem direct.

The implications for the duties of religious citizens seem direct: they ought to restrain themselves from supporting any act of state coercion that they know cannot be justified other than by religious reasons.

Some passages in "Hergé, Son of Tintin" seem directed at the cognoscenti.

These shows may seem directed a narrow audiences, but in fact have much wider appeal.

With an eye, perhaps, to its growing live simulcast audiences, the Met's recent productions can seem directed at the camera rather than the audience in the theater.

It's a pretty picture or would be if the ominous music and camera position didn't seem directed at the man portentously lurking in the background.

So when postmodernist arguments are applied to the war, they often seem directed at the West, relativizing its claims and qualifying condemnations of the opposition.

Furthermore, the dopaminergic and GABAergic hypotheses seem directed related to its physiopathology.

At a time when all eyes seem directed at Washington for job creation solutions, businesses and state governments have been quietly taking the lead.

The problem with so many modern cologne ads and campaigns is that they don't seem directed at real, relatable men.

Its message seemed direct and immediate, a call to arms.