Sentence examples for seems surrounded from inspiring English sources

He always seems surrounded by an invisible screen.

"Looking around, most everyone looks incredibly productive, seems surrounded by friends, and ultimately appears to be fundamentally happy.

Then he starts adding painted dots like those that often coat or line his boxes, so that his body seems surrounded by fine netting.

Hixon seemed surrounded by Cowboys, and his attempt to run up the left side failed.

The Swedish Bakery and the Swedish American Museum Center seem surrounded and joined by arrivals from other places.

He seemed surrounded by a little halo of something like worship wherever he went, and people would do anything he commanded at a moment's notice.

The raucous, threshold-shredding improvisations for one, two, and many musicians seem surrounded by a vast, awesome silence, pierced by cosmic electro-transmogrifications from Sun Ra's luminous cockpit of keyboards, plus the clarion declamations of June Tyson.

Whether it has been the chants of boatmen on the Niger, or the sound of the kora (a kind of lute) played by a griot as he recites the history and genealogy of a people, or the brassy horns and vibrant rhythm sections of a contemporary band in a Lagos nightspot, Africans -- and their descendants in the diaspora -- always seem surrounded by music.

Typically, prominent scientists seem surrounded by people at all times, and students can be shy.

All of a sudden every decent stream seemed surrounded by some guy in a Range Rover screaming into a cell phone, scaring away the fish and pissing off a lot of the regulars who'd been fishing there for years".

As an increasingly moved Rivera waved his cap around the field, he indeed seemed surrounded by the appreciation emanating from his applauding admirers.