Sentence examples for to seeming from inspiring English sources
verb
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
In his elevated spiritual realm, Messiaen comes close to seeming above it all.
The city's top wedding gurus have all seen brides who have crossed the line from perfectionism to seeming insanity.
But New York's resilience and constant reinvention eventually took over, and the city went back to seeming like itself.
RELATIONS between China and America are notoriously volatile, but rarely have they veered so swiftly from enmity to seeming friendship as in the past six months.
The misstep might be one of hubris or excessive pride, or because of an absorbing priority that can blind one to seeming lesser distractions.
The performers deliver Mr. Silver's finely turned phrases with crispness and conviction, though only Mr. Grizzard comes close to seeming entirely human.
Definitions came to seem functional.
"She used to seem so glamorous".
It used to seem so simple.
He tried hard to seem tough.
You do not want to seem cowardly.
