Sentence examples for seemed somewhere from inspiring English sources

She seemed somewhere else.

Everything bad about the life of Ernest Hemingway seemed somewhere far behind.

As rain, nay, sleet, sprinkled the windshield in the wee hours, the project seemed somewhere between ridiculous and pathetic.

In London, a city full of casinos, until recently there was only one poker room, and the game seemed somewhere between moribund and underground.

He seemed somewhere between confused and annoyed, not claiming to be happy "sitting here and answering additional questions that I wouldn't have had to answer".

Barack Obama, looking as if he had been up all night bailing water out of the basement, seemed somewhere between numb and shell shocked at his postelection press conference.

Many fans seem somewhere between scorned and uninterested.

His claim that he, personally, could get access to the private data of the President of the United States seems somewhere between bravura and baloney.

These wines seem somewhere between the heightened intensity of the best California wines and the more spare European style, but styles can vary.

That's the world according to Cameron Crowe, whose new film, "Aloha," is a strange infusion of today's concerns into the style of movies from an era when such concerns would seem somewhere between eccentric and radical.

The hapless protagonist is, as the title warns us, living on borrowed time and seems, somewhere deep down in his overloaded psyche, to be acutely aware of his imminent demise.