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seeming

[see-ming] / ˈsi mɪŋ /


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It’s always difficult to make a series or film that explores the pressures of fame and media-fed public interest without seeming hypocritical.

From Los Angeles Times

“All right,” I’d decided to say, not seeming too excited, but not leaving any room for confusion about my commitment, either.

From Literature

Mandelson's seeming closeness to Epstein has appalled Labour politicians of all generations – those for whom he's been an ally since the 1980s, or younger MPs who have benefited from his patronage.

From BBC

Reports from this year’s Sundance Film Festival mention, on the seeming opposite end of the spectrum, his role in “Wicker” as the fantasy man of a lonely fisherwoman.

From The Wall Street Journal

There were murmurs of approval, school suddenly seeming very unglamorous.

From Literature