Sentence examples for seems a complete from inspiring English sources
He seems a complete airhead".
It seems a complete waste of time and money".
He added: "It seems a complete misuse of the Tweed's great potential.
"The more I read, the more it seems a complete investment of one's entire being is a necessity for greatness in the arts.
Peter Herbert, the chair of the Society of Black Lawyers, said: "This correspondence seems a complete and utter waste of time.
Real-time streaming seems a complete, natural fit for what they're doing with Stories.
By David Denby However brief, the Internet fire-up and fizzle of the past few years now seems a completed historical epoch — a period as saturated with romantic hope and folly as the Gold Rush or the Jazz Age.
However brief, the Internet fire-up and fizzle of the past few years now seems a completed historical epoch — a period as saturated with romantic hope and folly as the Gold Rush or the Jazz Age.
Being trans and Jewish seemed a complete oxymoron.
"It seemed a complete breach of etiquette just to be thinking that way".
In this context the general increase in touchy-feeliness over recent decades doesn't seem a complete coincidence.
