Sentence examples for seems constructed from inspiring English sources

His voice is deep, and his beard seems constructed of iron shavings.

The album seems constructed of metal and velvet, trampled flowers and blood.

His face seems constructed by someone playing with the separate eyes, noses, and mouths of a children's mix-and-match book.

There is a reason that many of those products were hidden from sight: the tour seems constructed to downplay how big Beam, the company, has become.

It goes slightly wrong inside, though, with a curious collision of shapes in a dashboard which seems constructed of too many randomly joined components.

In the new building's atrium lobby is a 34-foot-high tower that seems constructed from 7,000 books about Lincoln (executed in aluminum).

Yet his individuality seemed constructed from hours of television on the tour bus.

His body had seemed constructed of sinew and veins and long, strong ligaments.

Her eyes were very bold, and her face seemed constructed to make sure you couldn't miss that boldness.

Her works have mysteries, but their effects seem constructed before our eyes and are easily disassembled; the elements remain discreet.

Some are substantial and solid, carved in light wood, while others seem constructed merely of feathers and beads and twigs.