Sentence examples for seems very French from inspiring English sources
LONDON — It all seems very French.
This melancholy vision of tragic refinement — of exquisite, enervated aliens overcome by the vigor of more primitive beings — seems very French but not very Darwinian.
And I find a physical and linguistic exactness that seems very French -- and feminine -- in these lines of Claire Malroux's from "Octet Before Winter": The lipstick poised in the air and the feeling of having made up life as much if not more than yourself brushed its sharp teeth then soaped rubbed its arms its neck more rarely its private parts without touching them.
He would always seem very French to the English, and very English to the French.
Instead, the book seemed very French and very insistent.
Like all French actresses, she seems very happy to get her clothes off.
Fifty years will seem like a long time to many of the young French Algerians who mark the anniversary today, but in many ways it seems very recent.
involvement seems very likely.
"It seems very simplistic".
That seems very unlikely.
It seems very consistent.
