Sentence examples for cannot seemingly from inspiring English sources

By offering what a gallery cannot — seemingly endless gawking at artwork, artists and celebrities — the fairs are as popular, glamorous and fizzy as Cristal, attracting both the new moneyed classes that fly in from Kiev, Shanghai, Doha or Abu Dhabi and the serious American collectors who now prefer to do their browsing at fairs at home and abroad.

I want to laugh at Jamie's idiot expressions and the way the man cannot seemingly go one earth day without doing something confusing with yoghurt.

Since July 3, the day that saw former president Mohamed Morsi ousted, and consequently launch a thousand TV panels across the world about whether Egypt had undergone a coup or not, el-Sissi's popularity cannot seemingly grow any more than the heights it has already reached.

Barnaby Joyce, George Brandis, Mark Dreyfus and their colleagues are able to attend and enjoy events that the majority of their electorates cannot – but seemingly their enjoyment of these experiences seems to be enhanced by their power to make those who will never share them foot the bill.

While the Mets seemingly cannot beat Johnson, Mike Pelfrey cannot beat the Marlins.

They are anachronistic gems that seemingly cannot be replaced.

He seemingly cannot imagine leaving the position willingly.

Legislators and regulators seemingly cannot overcome the powerful lobbyists employed by the financial industry.

President Obama could also use some help here; he seemingly cannot talk about white supremacy either.

MARINERS KEEP ROLLING: The Seattle Mariners seemingly cannot do anything wrong.

This has frustrated Ms Vázquez, who seemingly cannot decide whether to highlight her predecessors' achievements or distance herself from their shortcomings.