Juvenile animation supplements the magnificently amateurish visuals (Ms. Ziff's strutting pals shot their own confessionals), with neither filmmaker seemingly possessing the maturity or the intellectual heft to shape the material into something substantive.
In his earlier writings, he held that proteraestheses are filled with non-existent (purely intentional) objects; the latter are apprehended under a 'modifying attribute' which results in their (seemingly) possessing a certain degree of pastness.
Their silently glowing screens are simultaneously comforting and menacing, detached and electric, inert and seemingly possessed of volition.
The young girl swooned, seemingly possessed by spirits, including that of a powerful Jewish woman she called Ivenes.
Missy shows off her freaky moves in an atmospheric Tomb Raider-style set backed by seemingly possessed dancers.
The math prodigies are set somewhat apart from the more general-capacity prodigies, being seemingly possessed of a weird bit of wiring more than an over-all enhanced capacity for learning to do things.
But surely brooding, abandoned buildings, axe-wielding psychopaths, children seemingly possessed by malevolent spirits – among all the other staples of horror fiction – haven't lost their power to frighten people.
Lee Trevino, rolling back the years at 49, seemingly possessed a putter even more potent than Faldo's, his outward nine of 32 (-4) seeing him single-putt each of the first five holes.
During the timpani duel in the finale, a kind of animal frenzy takes over, the entire orchestra seemingly possessed by the composer's personal motto: "Music is life, and, like life, inextinguishable".
"The Real Exorcist," at 11 on Lifetime, watches as the Rev. Bob Larson of the Spiritual Freedom Church in Phoenix, who claims to have performed more than 15,000 exorcisms, tries to cure the seemingly possessed.
Only one thing diverts him now: his effort to get the public to realise that Mr Wells, seemingly possessed of his own obsessions, has written an unbalanced and unfair biography.
