Sentence examples for seems lodged from inspiring English sources

But a daytime nap should be a bit of a refreshing treat, not the only viable solution to a lethargy that seems lodged in your very soul.

The wrinkly recursiveness of her language seems lodged at the layer of consciousness itself, where Moore demands readers' attention to the innate thingliness of words.

The plot as a whole seems lodged in the conventions of a quaint and distant age, despite some amusing framing scenes set in the bleachers of Fenway Park in 2004.

If the hose seems lodged firmly, continue twisting rather than tugging insistently.

Other supermarkets seem lodged in the past.

His spirit seemed lodged in a dumbwaiter that rose to the attic kitchen, jamming the works.

— RWordplay, New York It wasn't the heat so much that drained the soul, though the temperatures soared and seemed lodged forever in the mid-90s.

But it also presents a bracingly clear-eyed portrait of an age of disconnectedness, a state in which American life still seems firmly lodged.

But none of them have quite succeeded, it seems, in lodging Purdy in the minds of very many readers.

Not long ago, the 16 acres of ground zero seemed hopelessly lodged in the permafrost of 9/11.

Yet the narrator notices that the inhabitants of the great house take a deep interest in Dora's fate, particularly its misshapen young master, whose own "bone house" seems to lodge within its very form the sins of his autocratic father.