Sentence examples for seeming to him from inspiring English sources

He's ­force-feeding Richardson and Fielding, fast-forwarding Austen and George Eliot, each novel seeming to him a dramatisation of the interminable sexual frustrations he is experiencing around the castle's pool.

Mr. Grigely's interlocutors used scraps of paper, which for years he simply threw away, the paper seeming to him as ephemeral as most of the conversations, until one day during the early 1990's he noticed the scribbled scraps scattered around a table and thought that maybe they "told a story," he said, "without telling too much".

But it seeming to him that he is seeing something red is presumably an intentional state.

One is to maintain that Swampman can have a red sensation without it seeming to him that he sees something red.

I seemed to him sane and sound.

Germans seem to him too conventional.

It seems to him the most important problem we have.

All other matters seemed to him peripheral and insignificant.

Naturally, Palin seemed to him of greater interest.

It seemed to him a kiss as long as night.

Indeed, it seemed to him "obvious and historical".