Example collocations logo

Seemed in sentence

7070 examples of Seemed in a sentence

Sorry I couldn't be more expressive in my summary, but those two words seemed to describe the movie perfectly.
This movie never missed a chance to go for the lowest common denominator and scenes just ended, it seemed, as if no one thought them through.
After the opening five minutes of good humour it seemed that this film would provide but it went wrong as soon as the plot kicked in.
I seemed to find the trailers better than the movie.
One doesn't so much watch this film as undergo torture to it, there was a total lack of humour, and it seemed to me as if the entire film was a documentary interviewing people who were neither famous, nor talented, as if to celebrate something that has never happened to begin with.
The plot seemed to be interesting, but this film is a great dissapointment.
Even reading the reviews in the papers seemed to confirm this.
The description seemed intriguing--how wrong I was!
The acting is OK, and the setting is great, but somehow the whole film just seemed a bit dull to me.
She seemed uneducated, but so did her entire family, but that doesn't mean they were all retarded.
I believe that the male character could have been a lot stronger, but instead it seemed weak.
In fact the movie seemed to revolve around the male character, and then he completely disappears in the last twenty minutes.
Kudos to other actors/actresses who seemed to get into their roles despite the weak direction; Corrupt's side kick and the other restaurant worker.
The gangsters seemed very real and threatening to me, and I could see why people would have been afraid of someone like Dillinger.
Seeing it as an adult, it seemed almost comical, owing to the overdone narration and jarring details like Thirties gangsters driving cars that looked like they were from the Fifties.
Frankly, most of this seemed rather silly and lost me.
The scenes made no sense in their sequences, the acting was horrible, and it seemed as though the screen writer never actually picked up the book but opted for the cliff notes instead.
Everyone just seemed to be there for some sort of punch line.
There seemed to be a lot of people with hearing problems in this movie also.
All the hit men in this movie seemed a bit deaf, no one had to sneak up on them.
Symbolism is always fun but it seemed a little dated.
As a result, it seemed very abstract, irrelevant to the lives of real people.
It was better written and stuck more to the spirit of the story than this one, which seemed to go out of its way to involve people getting shot.
Only Matt Damon seemed to actually "act" during this film...the rest of the cast appeared to only be there to participate in a rat-pack-wanna-be session.
The end with the snake is almost confusing and seemed staged.
The main character seemed fairly well adjusted for a gay teen in rural Texas so no saccharine, coming out drama here!
Sorry this was a woeful excuse for a film.. a plot line so holey it resembled a block of swiss cheese and a butch of characters who seemed to me to be utterly devoid of inter-personal relations.. Well except of course for Carlyle and Lee-Miller who i could have sworn were meant to be in love.. Unlike the union of Tyler and Miller who were for the most part, like the rest of the film, utterly unconvincing.. although the end product was uncaptivating and amusing for all the wrong reasons, the production values were high and deserve some acknowledgement..but unfortunately the end result was rubbish..what was everyone involved thinking..? they definitely should have packed up early on this one..
This film seemed to make up for the acting, but not the special effects.
the killer failed to be the unstoppable force that i expected him to be,and he seemed to be the average angry "D" student able to outsmart only stupid people.
And the editing was very disjointed, so that the scenes didn't seem to flow together and they all seemed out of place.
BackNext