Sentence examples for seem like well from inspiring English sources

He may not have won many votes this primary season, but the Rev. Al Sharpton won credit from various quarters for often stealing the show at Democratic presidential debates, where his wit and sense of humor often made his opponents seem like, well, politicians.

But expect to hear a lot about this politically incorrect entertainer, who will make his canceled predecessor, Bill Maher, seem like, well, Ted Koppel.

In sports like ice fishing, where speed and strength are not necessarily at a premium, an agent from an international antidoping federation can seem like, well, a fish out of water.

That may seem like, well, overkill, but the Somme, like Gettysburg, Gallipoli and other battles stretching back to Thermopylae, will continue to be commemorated as long as fortitude under fire continues to be admired.

This movie certainly will fall short for those seeking loamy discourse about the ramifications of Mr. Derrida's work; to these people it will seem like, well, a pop-song bowdlerization of a master's oeuvre.

And while some of the garbage might seem like, well, garbage, California is just one of several states seeking protection for the items in the face of possible lunar missions by other nations as well as a budding space tourism industry.

But, even here on the streets of a Southeast Asian megacity, the boys seemed like, well... boys.

Now, with a collection of stories called "Mortimer of the Maghreb," Henry Shukman, a British poet and travel writer, has dispatched a new cast of characters along what at times seem like well-trodden paths.

For the moderate to large enterprise, what might seem like well-known and common business language actually includes any number of variants.

As rapid inflation ravaged the lira's value, coins seemed like, well, small change.

With all the fighting and the shouting over money, politicians and slot machines in Harrisburg, Pa., in recent weeks it almost seemed like, well, New Jersey.