Sentence examples for seemed hot from inspiring English sources

AutoNation seemed hot just a few years before, when megadealers threatened to obliterate traditional dealers.

Do say: "I know what you're saying about the inherent misogyny – but if Purity was written by a woman, would you have read it differently?" Don't say: "The book was boring but the chicks seemed hot".

Services like Qik in particular seemed hot among some of the tech elite last year, but this year have seemed to have large cooled off.

As he blew his horn it seemed hot to the touch, melting the notes, turning frequencies into vapor.

In her new book, Bluebird: Women and the New Psychology of Happiness, American writer Ariel Gore points out that mothers seemed hot-wired to say that being with their children makes them happy – whereas really it is moments of being alone and of feeling "themselves" that makes them happiest.

The beans in the trough seemed hotter than that.

It was March, a month of crushing heat, when the nights often seemed hotter and more stifling than the days.

Davis's splintered phrases and fierce shrieks are recognizably descended from his earlier style, but the very metal of his trumpet seemed hotter, the sound reflected the glint of the flame.

So, it seems, hot hands don't really exist in the world of investment advisers and newsletters.

It's a million acres of Texas and New Mexico desert where it always seems hot, it practically never rains and virtually everything has been sun-scorched brown.

The issue seems hot and contested – which should be enough to build buzz – but in reality, there's near consensus among the tastemakers that brands seek to activate.