Sentence examples for seem directed from inspiring English sources

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.

As lawyers have questioned witnesses, Judge Scheindlin has frequently jumped in with questions that seem directed at cataloging the precise nature of the frisking, and particularly, whether they expanded into searches of the plaintiffs' pockets.

Occasionally the kicking seems directed at dead horses.

That comment seemed directed at potential donors, whether organizations, individuals or other countries.

For all its high jinks, it seems directed less at children than at their parents.

That material seems directed at wedding of the century dilettantes like me.

Over all, Mr. Obama's remarks seemed directed primarily at his Democratic rival, Mrs. Clinton.