Sentence examples for seems jammed from inspiring English sources

The fleshy and ever swelling neck seems jammed, squeezed into that throttling cravat.

Yet while this period seems jammed with Important Movies From Harvey Weinstein, the rest of the year looks dire only if audiences count on the major studios and usual suspects for their film fixes.

The "-id-" seems jammed in: Why not "vastity"?

Every route seems jammed during rush hour, but several stand out as consistently bad.

Each day every road seemed jammed with pilgrims on their way to embrace him.

R. Serge Denisoff and William D. Romanowski, authors of Risky business: rock in film, felt that the song seemed "jammed into the movie with a plunger and little thought to appropriateness".

Rhimes admitted Washington's pregnancy meant less screen time for the actress and was the reason Season 3 seemed jam-packed with multiple characters and storylines.

All that shelf space inside his cranium, it seems, is jammed with subtext — the footnotes, in effect, of his inspirations, footnotes that, as often as not, prove no less edifying or entertaining than the main text.

Those weapons have all been modernized since then -- indeed, the Vietnam-era rifle was despised for having been modernized to the point that it always seemed to jam -- but their general employment is still what it was then.

He said that other phenomena, like shaving cream hanging rigidly on someone's face, may also be related: the bubbles in the cream seem to jam unless a shear force is applied by a finger or a razor blade.

She has a high, cooing voice, and a smile that seems to have jammed.