Sentence examples for seemed brand from inspiring English sources

Everything else seemed brand new.

The vast majority of people had never played a persistent browser game before (those of us who had played Urban Dead or Planetarion were very few in number by comparison, for example), and so simple interactions and rediscovery of old ideas (like levelling up) seemed brand new again.

Mr. Van Peebles, best known for his pioneering 1971 independent film, "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song," just turned 81, but for most of those years he has seemed brand-new.

And like Scorsese's Dylan documentary No Direction Home, Love was yet more proof of the long shadow cast by the 60s, that decade where everything seemed brand-new and ever-changing.

The blade is sharp; it seems brand new, unused and, indeed, was never meant to be used.

Nevertheless, having grown up in south Jersey and become thoroughly bored with the place, I was amazed by how Mr. Dunn's writing made it seem brand new.

(The best is a Lutheran church that has either withstood the elements so successfully or been maintained so lovingly that it seems brand new).

There is a retro-European-yet-modern aura to the place, complex harmonies that the short, eclectic menu picks up, with a few dishes so old-fashioned that they seem brand new.

It's the Western frontier taken to its logical extreme: literally the land of no parents, where the earth and sky seem brand new.

It's theWestern frontier taken to its logical extreme: literally the land of no parents, where the earth and sky seem brand new.

Sometimes it can just take the addition of a single letter to make a name seem brand new, as is the case of this actress, known for portraying Rue in "The Hunger Games".