Sentence examples for seems always on from inspiring English sources
One critic wrote that "Brando seems always on the verge of tearing down the proscenium with his bare hands".
It can't be easy to talk about something that seems always on the brink of becoming a story.
Her voice is gravelly and slow, and her face seems always on the verge of melting into sleep.
He and his friends scramble for work, love, sex, drugs, and a sense of purpose in an environment that seems always on the verge of obliterating them.
When the two sexes converge in the terrific second-act opener, "The Farmer and the Cowman," there's a heady, giddy electricity that seems always on the verge of sliding out of control, possibly into violence.
Keely Garfield has been on a phenomenal tear in recent years, creating work that seems always on the verge of plunging off a cliff — you watch spellbound, waiting for the car to crash and burn in spectacular fashion.
Like light, they seem always on the verge of changing.
Neighbors said he seemed always on the job.
Constantly fighting, they seem always on the verge of divorce, yet remain together for forty-three years.
Julissa Brisman was a young model who lived in New York City, but seemed always on the move.
But she has eyes – we know now – that seem always on the point of weeping.
