It is seemingly everywhere here.
It is, seemingly, a front.
The variety is seemingly limitless.
The setting is a seemingly benevolent, somewhat sinister educational institution, part public school, part orphanage, which bears the name of a famous Tory politician and has adopted a version of Harrow's "Forty Years On" as the school song.
Researchers described benevolent sexism as sexism that "comprises attitudes that are seemingly complimentary toward women (women have a quality of purity men lack) and also afford women special treatment from men (women should be cherished and protected by men)." In short, benevolent sexism, which the study focused more on, might seem positive when it actually emphasizes gender inequality.
Car buyers are seemingly forgiving.
Then there is Mr Chavez's seemingly benevolent attitude towards Colombia's guerrillas.
Amid it all, David hints, cracks may be appearing on Amazon's seemingly benevolent monopoly: "It's fascinating to watch it all unfold, and interesting to see that the biggest threat to Amazon might ultimately be itself.
Immense power, even seemingly benevolent power, is met with great skepticism by an Internet community.
Peele is pretty sure the first episode he saw was "To Serve Man," from 1962, in which humans discover that the titular text of a seemingly benevolent alien race is actually a cookbook.
There, hired by a seemingly benevolent entrepreneur, Girish is charged with drilling far enough below ground to locate the Saraswati River, a body of water mentioned often in the ancient Sanskrit "Vedas," but which no longer exists.
