Sentence examples for seeming relaxed from inspiring English sources

"Syria will not fall unless there will be a crisis that will finish Syria and this can't happen," he said, wearing a blue suit and seeming relaxed.

With France and Germany seeming relaxed on the UK demands on the euro, the issue of a superstate, and limitations on Brussels' power, Mr Cameron has recently focused on the concerns of eastern European nations that their workers will be sacrificed to keep Britain in the club.

He eases back in a chair in his seventh-floor conference room at the firm's midtown Manhattan headquarters, seeming relaxed, jacket off, blue shirt, purple tie, red-and-black ladybug cuff links.

If he is responding to your questions without being curt, facing you and interested only in you, and seeming relaxed, then continue on to the next step.

Seeming relaxed in office is even rarer.

Seeming relaxed in the informal setting, where all but two of a normally more numerous contingent of Secret Service agents remained at a distance, Mrs. Clinton joked with patrons who seemed bewildered to have the first lady stride up to them over their late afternoon hamburgers and fish filets.

"When we switched him to left field, he just seemed relaxed," Torre said.

At the news conference, Oscar seemed relaxed as he looked out with eyes he cannot yet close completely.

— JEFFREY L. FISHER, associate professor at Stanford Law School and clerk from 1998 to 1999 • JUSTICE STEVENS'S energy amazed me, especially because he always seemed relaxed and unhurried.

The actors seemed relaxed and genuinely happy, and Matthew Fox, as Jack, underplayed nicely (in a scene where shot after shot was ripe for overacting).

Grant laughed off the latest rumours about his position on Tuesday night and Parker added: "He seems relaxed - that's his demeanour.