Sentence examples for Seeming consequence from inspiring English sources

My driver resembled Fat Joe, the 90's rapper, and of seeming consequence, "What's Luv" was playing in the background.

As a seeming consequence, the study showed what comes to many of their minds when they think of Islam are discrimination against women, fanaticism and, somewhat ironically, narrow-mindedness.

Has a major figure in the life of a major writer ever stepped on to the scene with less seeming consequence?

Today's financial manipulations and stock shenanigans might often seem consequence-free by comparison.

If you're chugging diet soda because it seems consequence-free, you could be unwittingly throwing your delicate ecosystem off-kilter by ingesting copious amounts of acid.

It seems a consequence of the Brand/Ross scandal but one wonders whether it was intentional or a result of drift.

This is partly a matter of charisma, but it is mostly, it seems, a consequence of the intensity of his belief.

All this seems a consequence of the exhibition's populist approach: it is conceived for maximum exposure rather than maximum impact.

This seems a consequence of the long time delay between completing the batch processes, and the availability of the laboratory tests.

Sorry is a small word with, it seems, big consequences.

An intense cocktail of nationalism, social deprivation, inequality, ignorance and fear exploded with what now seem inevitable consequences.