Sentence examples for seems in need of from inspiring English sources
THE common sock hardly seems in need of taming.
To many, China hardly seems in need of a system overhaul.
In her wilder moments, Sorrow seems in need of an exorcist, but she can come across as goofy as well as eerie, which doesn't feel intended.
A show that has every outfit with the same footwear — a narrow-heel court shoe — seems in need of some current fashion education.
Since then she's found a strong, vibratoless voice that's confident but imperfect in funny ways: because it brings to mind music that's actually popular, it often seems in need of post-production sweetening.
Yet, if revisionist biography has established her as a person of promise in her own right, she still seems in need of rescue — from F. Scott, from herself, from slander, from oblivion.
Another suggested Ballmer seemed in need of medical attention.
The joints seemed in need of lubrication; heads ticked into position rather than turned.
Even that omnipresent countdown-to-verdict clock used on MSNBC seemed in need of some correction.
But no one there seemed in need of a new excuse to bar a Brit.
Suddenly, however, Ivanovic, grimacing and bending over several times, seemed in need of a medical timeout on the changeover.
