Sentence examples for seem executed from inspiring English sources

These works seem executed at high speed, with a once-over-lightly panache that leaves little margin for error.

While the experiments seem well executed, my concern is that it is not seem that the conclusions are supported by the results.

You can do it almost anywhere, but traceurs seem to execute their most breathtaking feats in the urban jungle.

But with speculative architectures, each such task is "atomic," meaning that it should seem to execute as a single whole.

The no-huddle is a great change-up for them,  and Eli does seem to execute it well.

But the unpolished energy often feels merely slapdash, the characters are sketched rather than developed, and the plot seems halfheartedly executed.

"It just seems like when it gets down to those deals, I can't seem to execute," said Perry, whose last opportunity to win a major came in the 1996 P.G.A. Championship at Valhalla, where he blew a two-shot lead on the final hole and lost to Mark Brooks on the first playoff hole.

Shearman felt that the episode had "an overwritten quality", citing the Polaroid Man's dialogue as the main example of this; he also believed that the development of Catherine Black as a character seemed poorly executed, with the character lacking enough depth to "retain the audience's sympathies".

Woods seemed to execute almost any shot he needed during his splendid round at Pebble Beach.

From her carefree gait to her running splits, some of which she seemed to execute unnecessarily when the point was already over, she just seemed to be having fun out there.

The above list only hints at what La Clara has to offer; the menu is enormous, with probably 60 to 70 offerings, and a kitchen that seems to execute them all quite well.