Sentence examples for seems down from inspiring English sources

Overall, the student calibre seems down from last year.

Despite the posh milieu, the Contessa, Ina Garten, seems down to earth and perpetually amused.

That is, it seems, down to an American propensity to innovate as well, of course, as having more productive machines and equipment.

Being Britain's rising star of golf puts a lot of pressure on such a young pair of shoulders but Matharu seems down to earth, although clearly in possession of an iron self-belief.

But now it can refer not just to those who speak for the downtrodden, but to anyone or anything whose appeal seems down home, down to earth or down market.

She seems down to earth, and also somewhat vulnerable — perhaps because she has a bad cough from a cold; perhaps because of her visible pain when she relives her cancer story.

What viewers get instead seems down-market by comparison, a world high on Champagne wishes and caviar dreams but lacking in much exclusivity.

Republicans, meanwhile, seem down in the dumps.

But underneath they seemed down.

Even so, his velocity seemed down tonight.

Wanting to seem down with the locals, I followed suit.