Sentence examples for seemed at a high from inspiring English sources

The young man obviously has loads of talent, and the workmanship seemed at a high standard (he was a production intern at Ralph Rucci).

Creative genius, it seems, comes at a high price.

The violence turns hair-raisingly nasty; what seemed at first like a high-concept lark is suddenly a nightmare of ripped flesh and distressed chrome.

The way Henry is written, it seemed at first he was a high school senior, rather than a college senior.

Democrats seemed to be at a high point following Bill Clinton's speech on Wednesday night; this will be a bit of a comedown for them.

In the case of Facebook, it agreed to what at the time seemed a high valuation, waived any right to special treatment should things go wrong and was willing to buy stock from employees.

What had seemed a high rent at Lane's when he was paid for odd jobs was now a modest amount compared to what he was earning.

Despite Mr. Domingo's imprimatur, the restaurant never seemed to achieve a high profile, at least as far as the cooking was concerned.

For juveniles, the task is even trickier because, by definition, adolescence is a time of development and flux; a boy who seems at high risk for repeat offenses at 14 may no longer be so at 16.

The recent Bang on a Can Festival seemed at times to be giving a higher priority to variety than to achievement.

SogoInvest, it might seem, is debuting at a high point and is bound to hit bumpy weather.