Sentence examples for seemed at most from inspiring English sources

Neither the stylist nor hair-washing person were all that chatty; I learned nothing of their lives, and they seemed at most bemused by my own jabbering.

She wrote of the dance: "Its spacial level called to mind capoeira, the spectacular Brazilian dance cum martial art form that incorporates kartwheels, kicks, and feints low to the ground, but the two were dissimilar enough in shape and timing that capoeira seemed at most only a distant relative, and certainly one the breakdancers weren't acquainted with at least on a conscious level".

This is not very scary, and even the more difficult monsters seem at most a minor hindrance.

WASHINGTON — Ballet is an art so laden with tradition that today's foremost practitioners all seem at most six degrees of separation from the leading lights of the Romantic period.

That claim would seem at most to license the very different inference that we cannot tell whether they tell the truth or lie.

Answers to the last item might just reflect lack of experience with children (or too much thereof) and the other items seem at most to test for particular social attitudes towards others; attitudes that seem prima facie compatible with both high and low empathy defined as a vicarious emotional reaction to others.

Newark's decline began just as the city seemed at its most robust, in the early postwar years.

Collective memory is somewhat selective: both Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson enjoyed thumping majorities in Congress when they seemed at their most imperial.

Slipping into those characters on the set of "Saturday Night Live," Wiig seemed at her most relaxed.

As the Liberty, who finished the season 21-11, entheEastern Conferenceference playoffs on Friday -- the team played host to the Miami Sol at the Garden today at noon -- Lobo's role seemed at its most marginal.

Clearly, it seemed at first that most proteins of the tabulated species were described by Pfam domains.