Sentence examples for more seemingly from inspiring English sources

He appears more seemingly pious, romantic, priggishly dignified, glad-handingly jocular than anybody else.

Although, the more seemingly attractive photographs you take of yourself allow these certain identities to be associated towards you.

Yet the overall effect isn't half as illuminating as that of Mr. Shepard's more seemingly obscure works.

A map accompanies these travels, echoing the one of Sullivan's more seemingly adventurous trips in South America.

A dog in a window next to a huge Stars and Stripes is, at first glance, pure Frank – but there is something more seemingly casual about Shore's eye.

Indeed, it is enough (almost) to keep a critic humble, seeing this bloated extravaganza, which has absorbed more seemingly lethal blows than Rasputin, blithely surface year after year.

And the products are becoming more extreme, seemingly inspired by the furniture-refinishing aisle of Home Depot.

And there was one more document — seemingly, a detailed account of his intended route to the City of Z.

Ms. Prescott, the former downhill racer, rode more aggressively, seemingly as comfortable riding over obstacles as around them.

The Census has disclosed, once more, the seemingly almost irresistible impulse toward urbanization.

But what makes the seal so practical is not its robotic skills but more its seemingly empathic responses.