Significados de seem hopelessly en inglés

By comparison, the hierarchy of Christianity can seem hopelessly constraining, says Smith.

They betray and even confess to standards that seem hopelessly base to us.

Their little quest was starting to seem hopelessly misguided.

Life can sometimes seem hopelessly complex, unpredictable, chaotic.

By the time the next World Cup comes around, how we experienced South Africa 2010 will seem hopelessly archaic.

Loved him so deeply it made even the most poignant romances she'd read in her novels now seem hopelessly shallow.

Either they will seem hopelessly small, dusty, bird-stained, or so lofty and remote as to make present concerns appear dismally trivial.

If Christ's followers would only do this, how many more might be rescued who now seem hopelessly given over to evil!

All in all, Lovat was a formidable military obstacle, and after eleven years of war, it had come to seem hopelessly remote.

Perhaps it is constructing a whole new way of glancing at the world which will make "sidelong" seem hopelessly dated.

It makes me sick whenever I think of professions; all seem hopelessly bad, and as yet I cannot see a ray of light.

However many subtleties, abstractions, and courtesies he omitted along the way, even conveying the core of the message was beginning to seem hopelessly ambitious.

Murdering Daniel McColgan, attacking schools and intimidating postal workers and teachers, some of them seem hopelessly consumed by a very ancient hatred of Catholic Ireland.

Gregor seemed hopelessly at a loss by this sudden change of events.

Home Rule seemed hopelessly out of the range of practical politics.

The griffon, symbolically a watchful overseer, seemed hopelessly remote from the gutter press.