Sentence examples for seem rather short from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, I seem rather short of tears, so my sorrows have to stay inside me.

Unfortunately, I seem rather short of tears, so my sorrows have to stay inside me," to Rosanna Greenstreet in a 2012 Guardian Q&A.

In contrast to the extensive taxonomy, medieval discussions of relatives before the mid-fourteenth century seem rather short on theory, dealing with puzzles more by common sense and description than in any unified way.

Branwell Johnson, deputy editor of Marketing Week, said: "It does seem rather short-sighted to dump a well-known brand that is easily searchable on the web and has built up brand equity for a corporate name such as Voyages-sncf.com".

Right now, secularism seems rather short of both.

A bit disappointed as it seems rather short.

When asked how she felt about living for such a long time by government official Takehiro Ogura, who came armed with a bunch of flowers, Okawa said: "It seemed rather short".

Soccer, of course, is full of Kevins and so I'd suggest Keegan and his whole Newcastle squad (which seems rather short of reserves) for a remake of that classic Sidney Lumet movie, 12 Angry Men.

Although the long-term unemployed are exempt from the minimum wage for the first six months of a new employment relationship, this time period seems rather short.

If we take into account not the initial Bolzanian concept of deducibility relative to given variable ideas, but logical derivability, and either adapt or cancel the requirement of consistency of the premises, the distance seems rather short.

When he asked how she felt about the past 117 years, she replied: "It seemed rather short".