Example collocations logo

Seemed in sentence

7070 examples of Seemed in a sentence

The direction seemed to be of realism.
Indeed most of the audience seemed pretty bored and chatty even at the "most tense" moment of the movie.
In the first movie, there was constant fighting going on it seemed, but the second took a much more (and much unfortunate) preachy point of view.
Agent Smith, for as bad-ass as he was in the first movie, seemed to get all religious and preachy.
This movie was just awful, I actually got up and left about 25 minutes in and went next door and watched Cold Creek Manor, that wasn't very good either, but it seemed like Citizen Kane compared to this pile of crap.
This film seemed to be designed to personally make me angry.
This movie seemed to have it all going for it with good camera, sound, film, sets, music, costumes ... but drum-roll, Gary Stretch spoke!
This film seemed way too long even at only 75 minutes.
However, I couldn't get into this story because its two main characters: "David" (Bruce Willis) and "Maddie" (Cybill Shepherd) just seemed to in love with themselves, for one thing.
Yes, she was able to sing the notes, but Carmen is a mezzo-soprano, while Holly's voice seemed to be much lighter in timbre, not at all compatible with that song.
The plot certainly seemed interesting enough.
Okay at first this movie seemed pretty good even though it was moving rather quick and even though they only had a $60,000 budget it was good but if you found your sister dead in a lake and found out who might have killed her why would you go chase him around and pull a gun on him with only one bullet and waste it and end up running from him all retarded and get yourself killed?
It seemed that the plot was shoe horned in at irregular intervals giving a stuttering effect that detracted massively from the flow of the piece.
It seemed like a lackluster Set It Off meets The West.
At least it should be added in the film's defense that all the actors seemed to invest in their roles.
It seemed to cheapen the ideas and did not provide anything new.
In what seemed like the longest 1hour 35 I've had to endure in a long time, Al Pacino delivers an accurate performace to be sure.
There was no real plot, and none of the characters seemed to have any motivation.
Well, it seemed this prayer was answered, but not the way I hoped.
I gave it a 2 because I liked Ayats mother and father, who seemed like good decent people.
I have to admit that the movie made me think a lot trying to understand what the whole thing was trying to lead to and despite the explanations I've read in prior comments, they seemed only an exaggeration just to have one self in the intellectual league of people.
I was actually getting angry in the cinema listening to Andre Benjamin's utterly relentless droning for what seemed like half the film, whilst all the time thinking - what would Turkish have done to this complete joke of gangster/con man, whatever he's supposed to be, when he made his "offer"?
At first I thought this movie was made during the seventies, since the picture quality, as well as the storyline and drama seemed taken from an old Kojac episode.
But it never seemed to connect.
The acting seemed very authentic.
Some of the dialog was a little hard to understand, but a theater full of non-South Africans seemed to find most of it funny.
It seemed that altogether there simply wasn't a very good chemistry going on between the actors, and I think Diane Keaton sensed that as well.
She's a fantastic actress, but seemed just a bit over the top in this movie.
In fact, Stratten's part seemed forced; added.
In other words, it seemed technically poor to me.
BackNext