Sentence examples for less seemingly from inspiring English sources

Less seemingly momentous was a middle visit, in February of 1861, when the President-elect made a slow train trip east, on his way from Springfield to Washington, and stopped in New York for two days.

In the past, however, this very accessibility and busy versatility have led to Sandby being viewed as little more than a worthy, humdrum forerunner to later, more ambitious and less seemingly literal British landscape artists.

Shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport Michael Dugher, 40, MP for Barnsley East since 2010 A sideways move for the previous shadow transport spokesman, and perhaps a less seemingly natural fit given the three generations of railwaymen in his ancestry.

Mr. Rorem's birthday has occasioned less fanfare, seemingly confirming his oft-repeated assertions about the invisibility of living composers.

These, he said, were "leaner, less ripe, seemingly higher in acidity and, on the whole, not terribly inspiring".

And the more you care about a person, the less they seemingly care about you.

Compared to growth, a decay is seemingly less challenging or even beneficial given the less user demands.

While these official policies are seemingly less venomous than Worley's, Harris', and Phelps' invectives, are they any less inflammatory?

Even seemingly less dangerous sports are making headlines.

EBay plays a prominent role at another, albeit seemingly less adventurous, magazine.

Another option, seemingly less predictable, would be the sale of Germany's shares in the company.