Sentence examples for seems to aim from inspiring English sources

Derek Lam seems to aim at updating the uptown look.

Such self-reflexiveness in the reader is what Davis's fiction seems to aim for.

Since Elevator Repair seems to aim at that effect in many of its pieces, it may count this objection a compliment.

The explicit brutality of "The Killer Inside Me" seems to aim for a similar transgression, startling us with a bloody truth that other movies would only suggest.

Mr. Reid's playfulness on the plate does not yet translate to the décor, unfortunately, which seems to aim for casual but feels dreary.

While hotels increasingly try to get guests to spend more time and money in their lobbies, Le Méridien's coffee program seems to aim primarily at sociability.

Hepworth's art seemed to aim for a kind of timelessness.

Some of its provisions seemed to aim at the Rajapaksa clan directly.

The first single, "Blue Orchid," seemed to aim for the straightforward appeal of the band's previous rockers, like "Seven Nation Army".

Bush seemed to aim his own barb, promising at Colleville that "America would do it all again - for our friends".

He said much of his work as a sculptor seemed to aim for the quality of being on the water.