Sentence examples for a seemingly natural from inspiring English sources

With a seemingly natural gesture of our hands, the computer shall do our bidding.

The trips seemed aimed at young women, a seemingly natural fit for Clinton's message.

Photography was a different kind of social and creative outlet for Ms. Sierra, one that exerted a seemingly natural pull.

A lanky man with a seemingly natural kinetic nervousness and a perpetual expression of worry, Mr. Furth was often cast as an odd duck, a milquetoast or a stammery, uneasy type with something to hide.

This tension between a seemingly natural marketing tactic and a company's value proposition may not be obvious, but it does affect many companies that operate platforms similar to that of eHarmony.

But occasionally an outsider has a seemingly natural ability to interpret someone's unfamiliar and ambiguous gestures in just the way that person's compatriots and colleagues would, even to mirror them.

Though it's a funny name, it represents a powerful, seemingly natural result that renders attempts at censorship especially futile in the Internet age.

Shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport Michael Dugher, 40, MP for Barnsley East since 2010 A sideways move for the previous shadow transport spokesman, and perhaps a less seemingly natural fit given the three generations of railwaymen in his ancestry.

She always had a tremendous, seemingly natural, knack for the ad business.

For example, a Granny Smith is a genetic hybrid of two other apples and even a blackberry plucked from a bramble is the product of a deeply ancient, seemingly natural but actually very human design – the hedgerow.

But a doorway reveals rickety wooden stairs stained blue-green and a patch of seemingly natural light.