Sentence examples for seems to exceed from inspiring English sources

If there is a quibble to be made it is that Mr. Crystal occasionally seems to exceed his own speed limit and discuss key issues too quickly.

But it was the astonishing Mark Padmore, whose every performance as the Evangelist seems to exceed the one before, who propelled the piece to a different spiritual plane.

He introduces himself as an impressionist -- "the Rich Little of Beaver," the small Utah town that gives the film its name -- but his enthusiasm seems to exceed his talent.

And major institutional reform of the euro zone — like forming a common treasury — would require a sacrifice of sovereignty that seems to exceed the political appetites of Europe's leaders.

One sees them as distinct individuals, profoundly observed with their generous faces, but that loving gesture – his hand on her breast, hers gently covering it – seems to exceed portraiture so that the picture becomes a secular altarpiece, an inspiration to patience, humility and kindness.

Diodorus, who had never seen it, straightforwardly called it "Ozymandias", recorded the proclamation on the pedestal and said that this funerary temple "seems to exceed all others not only in the vast scale of its expense, but also in the genius of its builders".

The confidence seemed to exceed the traditional post-debate spin.

"His enthusiasm for deal making seemed to exceed his tolerance for due diligence," Mr. Heller said.

But this on-screen villainy does not seem to exceed what can be found in the source material.

Fun it certainly was, especially when compared with trying to stay upright while descending a slick grade that at times seemed to exceed 45 degrees.

Just last week, in the copyright case against Aereo, the justices' verbal reach seemed to exceed their grasp, as they inadvertently invented phrases like "Netflick" and "iDrop", among others.