Sentence examples for seemed state from inspiring English sources

But it seemed state of the art at the time!

All this commotion and shuffling creates a kind of cognitive dissonance: while these statues gaze out imperturbably across millenniums, curators fret that a display that seemed state-of-the-art only a few years ago now feels dated.

Recently, a seatmate who was a nervous flier remarked on my seeming state of calm.

"Tony Abbott said no cuts to health before the election and now he wants patients, and it would seem state governments, to pay for his lie," Andrews said.

Updated with strobe lighting and helmet-cams, the act seems state-of-the-sphere, but it is actually more than a century old.

"It does seem states try to play the fence a bit, but unfortunately it does lead to user conflict," he said.

That seemed to state the safely obvious.

The loan, rather than an equity investment, seemed to state that the company's financials are troubling.

However, this factor seemed rather state dependent as compared with the 'need for approval' and 'perfectionism' factors.

Public expressions of anti-Americanism always seemed contrived, state-organized.

All good arguments should seem to state the obvious.