Sentence examples for have been seemingly from inspiring English sources

In the neighborhoods here, signs of the strike have been seemingly everywhere in recent days.

"There have been seemingly endless city requests for construction changes," he said, "and endless red tape that thwarted the development's progress".

Jahangir X. Aziz, an economist with JPMorgan in Mumbai, said that while Indian policy makers have been seemingly ambivalent toward foreigners, some other emerging economies have laid out red carpets.

In several states, blacks have been seemingly less supportive of same-sex marriage than whites have, and Maryland's percentage of black residents, 29.4, is much higher than the national average of 12.6.

I wrote yesterday about the remarkable way in which not just policies, not just policy ideas, but even the notion of who is a policy expert have been seemingly unaffected by the debacles of the past few years.

How could the ultimate scientist have been seemingly hornswoggled by a totemic psuedoscience like alchemy, which in its commonest rendering is described as the desire to transform lead into gold?

Yet their appeal has been seemingly irresistible.

Ms. Dello Russo has been seemingly everywhere this week, and very seldom in the same suit of clothes.

"It has been seemingly very difficult for this company to reach sustained profitability".

Since he appeared at the Royal Variety Performance in 2006, McIntyre's rise has been seemingly unstoppable.

But Denver's defense has been seemingly poor, allowing the fifth-most points so far in 2013.