Sentence examples for seems at something from inspiring English sources

The moneyed class's faith in the cult of the professional seems at something of a zenith: they seem to think little of paying someone to perform tasks — talking about money with family members; waiting to see a doctor; ordering food in a restaurant — the rest of us might consider ineluctably personal.

The blonde in front of him has all her porn mannerisms down perfectly, but the blonde directly behind him seems at something of a loss.

Between the two thrashings in Australia – one in the Ashes, another in the World Cup – English cricket has seemed, at times, something to be endured rather than enjoyed.

It seems, at best, high-risk, something to which other filmmakers can attest.

His perfect matings of forms and materials seem driven by a desire to achieve something that seems at once eternal and strikingly immediate and, either way, outside of time.

And it meant the country's biggest polluter would continue running the most polluting power station until the middle of the century – something that seems at odds with a target of 2C of warming.

Zooming in on a photo to get a better look at something seems like a good feature for digging through cluttered photos in order to identify a product.

Sometimes, it seems hard to look at something from another perspective, but it's a good way to understand why they feel as they do.

He usually seemed angry at something or somebody, rarely explaining his emotions; his teammates stopped guessing a couple of years ago.

Reading it back now, the whole thing is far stranger than it seemed at the time, something I hope will counterpoint the strangenesses in Monteverdi's music, his startlingly modern harmony and eerie Mediterranean influences.

(The group's rituals seem at first "like something Aaron might see on PBS, narrated by a modulated voice with a British accent"; by the book's end, he appears to be fully committed to them).