Sentence examples for seemed how from inspiring English sources

How fresh it seemed, how sharp and rinsed its dialogue, how cleverly based on Austen's Emma.

Almost every character on that stage was a Londoner, too, and yet how empty that word seemed, how divisive.

Revisiting "Thelma and Louise" recently, I was struck by how dated it seemed, how much a product of its time.

Yet I was surprised by how shaken he seemed, how earnestly he wished for peace.

The unstated thought was that we were often afraid of our daughter's temper, and it seemed — how to put this? unbrave?

There were many things about it that were terrible – how broken he seemed, how slowly the time passed even though there was so much to say.

It's refreshing how nonideological Ms. Juren — and, by implication, Ms. Dorsen — seem, how sensible, how aware of their own complicity.

They remind us how distant the near-past can seem, how sensitive we are to the nuances of the present.

If the password requirement is just stupid, like this one — who cares if anybody else seems how many minutes I have remaining this month?

One obvious confounding variable is a participant's level of belief in, or preference for, their treatment: i.e. how logical it seems, how credible, and how much they feel it is likely to work in their particular case.

Afterward, he described -- with glee, it seemed -- how the camera had become hot enough to burn his fingers.