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And will Hoffman, someday, seem mannered in his turn?

The question now is whether his stance will someday seem justified, even prescient.

Will it someday seem dated like "Interplay" (1945), which is a sort of ballet-lite variation on "West Side Story"?

It may someday seem as quaint a period piece as The Net, but should remain a fast ride.

Paley's stories remind us that our present vitality — our sense of being the first humans ever, and permanent — will, too, someday seem "historical," and will have passed.

Still, even these cameras may someday seem laughably crude; already, high-end cameras like the Canon EOS 5D MKII actually "see" better in low light than you do.

Going to France someday seemed as natural as going to college or getting a job.

All of those are considerably harsher critiques; in fact, he's just not ready yet, which implies that he'll be ready someday, seems to contradict you can't trust this guy and he loves to raise taxes.

But on Wall Street, someday can seem a very long way off.

What are the clues, which someday may seem so portentous, that are being missed today?

But "someday" always seemed so far away.