Sentence examples for seems precisely from inspiring English sources

All this seems precisely unsuited to the talents of Clint Eastwood.

The soldier-poet, sitting "among the boughs of the fallen elm", seems precisely placed on the cusp of history.

At 38, he seems precisely the sort of young, messianic academic-art devotee to whom the museum initially appealed.

This seems precisely the kind of non-Western political modernization we will see as China adopts its own form of democracy.

What's most remarkable about the show is how it seems precisely worked out, tightly controlled, and at the same time wild and unpredictable.

Proving that one can make things mean whatever you want them to, Dorries claims this is about women's rights, when it seems precisely about taking them away.

For most of my life the truism has seemed precisely that: so uncontroversial as to be a cliche.

But at the time they seemed precisely the right thing for a serious writer of serious novels who was determined not to take himself too seriously.

And how can one fail to be impressed and moved by passages that seem precisely to sum up the national mood following the July 7 attacks?

Thirty-two may seem precisely the right number of piano sonatas, but had Beethoven lived, there would have been more, as well as a 10th symphony.

It seemed precisely the sort of thoughtful gesture I never expected to receive at an impersonal and monolithic operation like McDonald's.