Sentence examples for seems classy from inspiring English sources

Maria Baibakova hosted a powerful room of art worlders for a cocktail party honoring Matthew Brannon's commission at Lincoln Center, in her family's art-flushed penthouse at the Setai — the only fine hotel, it seems, classy enough to limit the ruckus to small gatherings.

Fame seemed to be a glamorous toxin to David Bowie and John Lennon when they asked to take a rain check in 1975, but the celebrity of those innocent days seems classy and polite now, when collective fandom seems to be the last and most irrational bond of human community.

It didn't make tattoos seem classy; but it made them seem cool.

Ms. Clark makes everything she sings seem classy, including "Us," a ballad about the resilience of her sharecropper people.

That apparently made it seem classy and reliable.

You could tell that New York was trying hard to make the giant convention hall seem classy.

Despite its tight budget of about $50 per square foot for buildings and landscaping, the Citadel complex manages to seem classy.

Used by retailers to make their merchandise seem classier, although the items in question are not literally made to order.

The film, directed by Ben Bolt from a script by E. Max Frye and Steve Griffiths, includes a few clever twists, which at times makes it seem classier than the standard made-for-television fare.

Altogether, Jenny seems too classy for this seedy suitor, a relative of the Beatles' "man from the motor trade".

Again, you're not likely to catch Moretz in flesh-baring outfits that leave little to the imagination; she seems too classy for that Hollywood pitfall.