Sentence examples for a slew of seemingly from inspiring English sources
A slew of seemingly hip and popular fashion labels including Mayle, Obedient Sons and Daughters and even venerable Bill Blass closed up shop, citing a ruthless retail scene.
One might say there are a slew of (seemingly) legitimate reasons to avoid voting.
At the end of the film, they confront death in a manner similar to Bunny Boy, taking the lives of a slew of people with seemingly little consciousness of their actions.
I first heard about this wave of nu-objectivity when a friend told me he'd noticed a trend among the commenters on the football website he was working for: a slew of people who were seemingly supporting a different team every season.
To name a few: Resident Evil's just-released GameCube port, Grim Fandango (VICE spoke to Tim Schafer himself about it), Borderlands, DmC, Final Fantasy VII (no, not a remake) and a slew of others, with more companies seemingly jumping on board to re-release shinier versions of their greatest hits every day.
This episode established the "procedural" nature of the story, with another slew of seemingly random lives interconnecting in ways that only the mute Jake can see.
It is an effort that has generated some frustration among the American public, fed up with the lack of criminal prosecutions since the financial crisis, and a slew of civil lawsuits, some of them seemingly repetitive, aimed at banks.
With Rajoy and the PP reinvigorated by the Galician victory – and seemingly undamaged by a slew of corruption scandals – much will depend on Sánchez.
Yet when they began to look for a site that would help women date other women they were faced with a slew of sites offering a poor experience or seemingly set up for the titillation of straight men.
And the country, seemingly forever unsettled and unhappy, is having a slew of bad days.
Clark told HuffPost the ESA is faced with a "perfect storm": a "seemingly hostile" administration, an "openly hostile" Congress and a slew of environmental threats.
