Sentence examples for seem transfixed from inspiring English sources

The jurors seem transfixed by the exchanges, watching the back-and-forth between Mr. Castello and Mr. Bloomberg, like spectators at a tennis match.

By contrast, a Level 2 apprentice in retail makes money for a firm after two years and three months.Yet politicians often seem transfixed by overall numbers.

That's how it is for the cat in our lead video, whose eyes seem transfixed to a horror movie until the tension gets too much and it is forced to leap away.

In the face of such threats, Times managers seem transfixed and distracted by a months-long debate about whether the publishers should charge online readers to access their Web site, despite failed experiments at luring readers to pay up.

Whereas most of the current crop of LA bands are heavily influenced by early-80s punk, Health seem transfixed by Beatles and Beach Boys melodies.

You seem transfixed with the ways in which a single character can change as he or she ages -- this happened on a micro level in your last book with Dell Parsons, and of course we've been with Frank for decades.

Others seemed transfixed.

The boy, too, seems transfixed, staring into the darkness.

The South African seemed transfixed by his glove.

Mr. Allen seems transfixed by this mental image, which he clearly finds bottomless in its poignancy.

There are moments when Kiwanuka still seems transfixed by the past.