Sentence examples for seemed classic from inspiring English sources

And the evening clothes, often based on a one-shoulder drape, would have seemed classic with a longer hemline.

The erotic elements of that first meeting seem classic.

While the tunes seem classic, the music placed them in a modern wilderness.

On the other hand, the daft project – and Teargarden by Kaleidyscope's even dafter (and misspelled) title – seems classic Pumpkins.

Willis and Bourne had seemed like classic Big Reunion material, while McFly's popularity plateaued several years ago.

She stopped only briefly in the hubbub of Khaosan Road on what seemed a classic search for personal fulfillment.

Mr. Lovano is a slangier, less fastidious, more impulsive improviser than Mr. Hersch, and they seemed a classic odd couple during the set's opener, "A Lark".

On the surface it seemed a classic instance of what the historian Daniel Boorstin once described as a "pseudo-event," an exercise in public relations masquerading as news.

But a dome seemed so classic, so stately.

To Buffett, Berkshire seemed a classic Ben Graham situation, selling as it was at $7.50 a share versus net working capital of $10 a share.

It seemed a classic case of "no good deed goes unpunished".