Sentence examples similar to it's seemingly lost from inspiring English sources

"I didn't even know it had been released until 1982," he laughs, detailing the history of Time Will Pass You By's composition and recording before it was seemingly lost.

TORONTO — Just as one Yankees starter, who was seemingly lost, was rediscovered on Saturday, a more important one disappeared.

The issue then is that this encoding is seemingly lost in the decoding by the subjective and ideological biases of various audiences.

Despite the Western Allies' best efforts to seize them, the three huge Paris guns disappeared before the end of the war and the secret of their design was seemingly lost forever.

The news surrounding the Pacers' franchise player, who was seemingly lost for the season after suffering a major leg injury during a warm-up game on route to the Fiba Basketball World Cup, has been mixed and contradictory.

The survivors have not cropped the low-hanging browse so relentlessly this spring, and we have rediscovered colonies of wake-robin and jack-in-the-pulpit that were seemingly lost to foraging deer.

Democrats also need to continue working to convince voters that their proposals are part of a larger, coherent economic message -- something that was seemingly lost in 2014, when the GOP was seen as focusing more on the economy.

In order for a stock price to increase, it requires new investors, something that Apple is seemingly losing.

But his average has skidded from.290 to.260 and O'Neill is seemingly losing his grasp on the position.

It was like the guy could '"charm the masses" into a state of awe, while investigators fumed over the cat and mouse game they were seemingly losing.

It's seemingly expensive for a reason.