That was Starlight all over; henever seemed to care much for himself.
He never seemed to look where he was going, and rode as if he had a spare neck at any rate.
He never seemed to be at a loss, in public or private, for a criticism, or for an answer to the criticisms of others.
He read and wrote a good many hours daily, but never sat up late, almost always slept soundly, never missed early morning service at the parish church, never seemedoppressed or driven to strain his strength.
He never seemed to doubt that what he was doing and what he was saying was right, though without thinking it at all extraordinary or excellent.
On the contrary, it never seemed to occur to Mrs. Mavick, who was generally suspicious, that Philip was making himself agreeable to the mother of Evelyn.
He could make a shoe, or build a house, or doctor a cow; but it never seemed to him, in this brief existence, worth while to do any of these things.
Irving was almost devoid of party prejudice, and he never seemed to have strongly marked political opinions.
So naturally, that I never seemed to think of him as anything but a boy, until this one June Sunday, when, as before stated, I myself became twenty years old.
The other side of the question, or the possibility of any hindrance there, never seemed to enter her imagination.
The banging and the singing seemed to soothe him, and the praying, which was often very personal, never seemed to disturb him in the least.
It never seemed to enter his head that there was the ghost of a chance that it might be a girl.
They seemed such fools when they were drunk (they'd never seemed fools to him before).
It never seemed to matter till lately, and now I would give the eyes out of my head to have a little influence with you.
She received his caution with that faint smile of hers that softened her face but never seemed to reach her eyes.
He was a dear boy and she couldn't possibly be cross with him, but somehow henever seemed to realise when she was in earnest.
He never seemedat a loss, in public or in private, for a criticism, or for an answer to the criticisms of others.
It never seemed to occur to them that we could have any more need of vessels for our food than cattle or swine.
He never seemedto bother himself about air, notes or words, but improvised all as he went along, and he sang as the spirit moved him.
The "spankee" never seemed to enter very heartily into the mirth of the occasion.
He differed from the healthy type that was essentially middle class--he never seemedto perspire.
It was Isabelle, and from the top of her shining hair to her little golden slippers she had never seemed so beautiful.
He could dissipate without going to pieces, and even his most bohemian adventures never seemed "running it out.
The very opposite to Mrs. Chick, whose maxim was to carry everything by “an effort,” he never seemed to make any effort at all.
He never seemedto be downhearted, but maintained his independent character to the end of his days.
Our municipal magnificos, while condescendingly patronising and listening to their chaplain, never seemed for a moment to feel that Jupiter himself was among them in disguise.
The calm eyes looked out upon him trustfully; the smile upon the mouth had never seemed so lovely.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never seemed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
