Sentence examples for totally seemed from inspiring English sources

The phrase "No, totally!" seemed to suggest, instead, genuine engagement: a startled, joyful discovery of common ground.

The office was located in the basement of an apartment complex, which totally seemed legit.

It totally seemed like he was going to buy the car, but then the TMZ guys went back the next day and the car was still there, so I guess he didn't actually end up buying it.

It was awesome, it totally seemed like he was going to buy the car, but then the TMZ guys went back the next day and the car was still there, so I guess he didn't actually end up buying it.

Am I OK with the child coming to see me one day, when my name is revealed to them at the age of 18? (Totally, seems fun).

It all seemed totally out of character, and terribly immodest.

We're now considering replacing him with a Mormon, and it all seems totally normal.

It alone, on all the festive Avenue, seemed totally convinced.

Even so, the government's target of getting some 28,000 new homes built to replace those totally destroyed seems inadequate.

"In the world of minor lunacy, the behaviour of both the utterly rational and the totally insane seems equally odd.

"Do institutions in England change totally while seeming not to, or do they do the opposite?" asks Fraser.