Sentence examples for seems charged from inspiring English sources

Every nonevent in the opera seems charged with implications.

It's grotesque and sad and suddenly the evening seems charged with possibility.

She is the dream that seems charged with meaning, that vanishes as soon as we try to describe it.

It has so poisoned the air of Glasgow that its clammy atmosphere seems charged with petty malice.

You would hardly call them a couple were it not that the very space between them at times seems charged: their simultaneous solos become twin soliloquies.

After the ghastly journey through the museum's windowless Holocaust exhibition one floor below, the familiar icon in the harbor seems charged with new urgency.

Every shadowy street seemed charged with Durrell's strange magic.

It makes them seem charged and dangerous, and they are.

The band seemed charged by the acuteness of his listening, poised to respond to his slightest signal.

All his natural decoration was in his red cheeks and his springy waves of auburn hair, which seemed charged with voltage.

The editors seemed charged by what Riccardo Tisci had boiled down from a 10-cent surfer theme, and declared it one of the season's best shows.