Sentence examples for seems appropriately from inspiring English sources

Waldman doesn't always tie her essays up in a neat bow, which seems appropriately messy given the subject matter.

And Sebastian LaCause seems appropriately lost as the artificial slice of beefcake created by Frank N Furterer.

Given the implausible context, De Rotterdam seems appropriately unreal, a dreamlike stage set of financial capital that takes the city's cut-and-paste urbanism to the next extreme.

5. "Is Sex Possible?," with its provocative title, is a new play by Constance Congdon that seems appropriately placed in a festival devoted to innovative performance.

An old tradition had it that Jonson did not lie in his grave, but stood – in other words, his coffin was interred vertically – which seems appropriately defiant (one recalls his saying that "he would not flatter though he saw death").

He seems appropriately astonished and interested in the news he delivers, which may have as much to do with the pitch of his eyebrows as the tenor of his voice.

The glacial white seemed appropriately Scandinavian.

Guillaume Graffin looked dignified as the Radjah, and Sascha Radetsky seemed appropriately demented as the grotesque Head Fakir.

Mr. Gates seemed appropriately contrite when he told reporters that holding so many soldiers against their will was "breaking faith".

While most parents seem appropriately chagrined, police say, others seem smug or angry, not at their children, but at the police.

As voting began this weekend, Michael R Young's manual on the sharp-toothed challenges of modern dentistry seemed appropriately to be slaying the competition, securing 70% of votes cast.