Sentence examples similar to it s seemingly from inspiring English sources
Not bad for Hulu, which launched just eight months ago, but for YouTube, its seemingly just one more reason for Google shareholders to bang the we need revenue drum harder.
If we needed a sign of the DWP's intentions, as it prepared to release today's mortality statistics it was seemingly hedging its bets by finalising the details for a tribunal where it had planned to try to repress some of them.
Groups K, L and S are seemingly exclusive to angiosperms.
In a multiracial nation marked by social and geographical mobility, where identities and circumstances were often in flux, it was seemingly in everyone's interest to bury the darkest secrets of the past.
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IT'S a seemingly simple solution to a nationwide problem: if people do not have health insurance, just require that they buy it.
The change dates back to the 1980's, yet it is now seemingly irreversible.
Unlike the commercials it seemingly emulates, Kline's rendition doesn't advertise any private institutions.
She took it at Czerny's seemingly reckless metronome marking.
On the right, we're seeing it in Donald Trump's seemingly unstoppable march to the Republican nomination.
Perhaps it was Sallie's Swedish tough-mindedness influencing me; or perhaps it was the puppy's seemingly untamable nature; or possibly it was all those other signs on all the other message boards and stapled to telephone poles which seemed to state in a cheerful but hopeless way that fate was ineluctable, and character, personality, will, even untamable nature were only its accidental by-products.
