Sentence examples for seemed orderly from inspiring English sources
Everything seemed orderly and peaceful and oddly celebratory.
It was all so orderly — even the deaths seemed orderly, once you saw them on this spreadsheet.
Mr. Clinton told several aides that his administration's debate over one of the most significant issues in foreign affairs and defense policy of the time seemed orderly by contrast.
PAGE A16 DEMONSTRATIONS TEST POLICE When the loose movement known as Occupy Wall Street began an unauthorized march from the financial district to Union Square, the participants seemed orderly and relatively harmless, even as they were breaking the law by marching in the street without a permit.
In the few days I was there, the street traffic seemed orderly, the locals and tourists mixed gracefully and the city exuded a sense of calm.
In contrast, Monday not only seemed orderly (this photo taken Sunday, by the way), but, according to Lindsay Beyerstein of Majiktheise, the main protest of the day received next-to-no visibility because of the ingenious way the "free speech zones" (shades of the Olympics) rendered any reasonable protest virtually unknown to the delegates and powers that be.
Barenboim did not try to make it seem orderly or resolved, since it is neither.
They could be charming, even witty, and the whiff they trailed of cigars and brandy made the world seem orderly and rich.
The traffic etiquette makes London seem orderly, and we quickly established a poll at work to see who would be the first of us to have a crash!
Cameras and microphones record their most minute gestures for the scrutiny of psychologists and anthropologists.This is the science behind Nestlé's 110-year-old chocolate factory next door, which each morning exhales the aroma of roasting almonds and cocoa beans over Broc, a chocolate-box-perfect Swiss village where even the weeds in an overgrown lot seem orderly.
Scorched legs, bifurcated billboards, aerial collisions, and the elderly at 500 feet -- It may seem neat and orderly in your Asimov novels and Hanna-Barbera cartoons, but the reality is grim and often charred.
