Sentence examples for nearly seamlessly from inspiring English sources

"The thing about Malcolm Turnbull is... he has had a lot of experience in supporting businesses not unlike this one," he said, then transitioned nearly seamlessly to spin about the Liberals' national economic plan.

Mr. Craig and his crew, including the set decorator Stephenie McMillan, worked nearly seamlessly on the "Potter" films for a decade; the only time they got a lengthier break they used it to design a "Harry Potter" ride at the Universal theme park in Orlando.

Live Photo Gallery did an excellent job of nearly seamlessly stitching the photos into one continuous strand even though they were taken from different vantage points.

Malloy's words (by way of Tolstoy) bear that weight, if not altogether effortlessly then very nearly seamlessly.

All of these tools support one or many core aspects of a modern product design workflow, and nearly all are able to work seamlessly together.

PDF can be interwoven seamlessly into most Web sites.

Gore Verbinski, the director, has an appropriate sense of mischief, as a well as a gift, nearly equaling those of Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg, for integrating CGI seamlessly into his cinematic compositions.

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Cooking is a way of relaxing for Storm, and she fits it seamlessly into her life, whipping something up nearly every night of the week.

The one-year transfer quarterback Russell Wilson has integrated himself seamlessly into the Badgers' locker room and played nearly flawlessly on the field.

The "presentable young man" on the make who grew so seamlessly into his impostures that he was described by nearly every one of his friends as the "perfect gentleman" — perhaps because he possessed the flair and refinement of a snob without actually being one — knew that pathos, like complacency, is fundamentally vulgar and unamusing.