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seamy

[see-mee] / ˈsi mi /


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It’s huge, brazen and entangled with the seamy politics of migration and assimilation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Working with cinematographer Robby Müller, Friedkin puts a Los Angeles on screen that is equal parts glamorous and seamy, where even the palm tree in the movie’s logo looks like a gunshot wound.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s no seamy underside to these works, which are both elegant and modern, as if there is no contradiction between the two ideas.

From Washington Post

At 69, German had spent 40 years covering the seamier sides of Sin City.

From Washington Post

The opening scene, a “Blade Runner” homage that leads into a dark, seamy version of the typical “Star Wars” cantina, is a witty example of the show’s method.

From New York Times