Sentence examples for seems badly from inspiring English sources
And AT&T, it seems, badly miscalculated the degree of the government's antitrust concerns.
He is shrewd, urbane and consistently engaging, but the ratio of effort expended to results achieved seems badly askew.
But the off-color humor seems badly misplaced, as if the show's creators were trying to beat "Crank Yankers" and "Avenue Q" at their own game.
"We know it can be frustrating when government develops policy that has unintended consequences or seems badly targeted," the white paper said.
The souring of Didier's affection for America, as he glares at the TV and snarls at George W. Bush for obstructing stem-cell research, or launches into a rant against religion during a concert, seems badly overwrought.
He seems badly compromised, and the ISC should never again be led by someone whom the public might perceive as having an axe to grind or an interest to defend.
They seemed badly outnumbered.
But in too many others the EU's responsibilities seem badly misaligned.
Even before his spectacular fall this week, his governorship seemed badly damaged.
With the fall of the Soviet Union, free-market capitalism had triumphed, and no one seemed badly hurt.
It's a clever concept in that it makes styles that once seemed badly out of fashion relevant again.
