Sentence examples for seemed gray from inspiring English sources

However, those experts also said the law seemed gray enough to allow the Treasury to issue a rule preventing a contribution limit cut.

Even the squirrels seemed grayer, thinner.

The day didn't seem gray at all.

The city seems gray, the buildings are unpainted, clothes are drab.

But because it comes in small doses, winters can still seem gray and endless.

Other shots showed the way the boat's quasi-reflective surface can make it seem gray one moment, orange the next.

It seems gray and damp no matter how sunny the weather, despite the tower's pyramidal crown of gilt terra-cotta tiles.

It can be argued that where the world once seemed black and white, Mr. le Carré saw gray, and that now that it seems gray, he sees black and white.

A selfie is a photograph taken by a person of themselves for use as an avatar, maybe, or more often for the kind of portraiture that seems gray and naked but is really a conceptually sophisticated, self-adjudicated pose and articulation; selfies are more exposing and exposed than whatever random angle another photographer might find on their or the eventual viewer's behalf.

His eyes redden, even his hair seems grayer.

Kadir articulates the diminishing space between comic and tragic: "At the time of writing I realize that 'comical' should sooner be replaced by 'tragic' (the boundary between them seems grayer and grayer to me)." Khemiri finds his most potent chemical mix at the end of the novel.