Sentence examples for seeming consequence from inspiring English sources

As a seeming consequence, the study showed what comes to many of their minds when they think of Islam are discrimination against women, fanaticism and, somewhat ironically, narrow-mindedness.

Has a major figure in the life of a major writer ever stepped on to the scene with less seeming consequence?

Today's financial manipulations and stock shenanigans might often seem consequence-free by comparison.

It seems a consequence of the Brand/Ross scandal but one wonders whether it was intentional or a result of drift.

This is partly a matter of charisma, but it is mostly, it seems, a consequence of the intensity of his belief.

All this seems a consequence of the exhibition's populist approach: it is conceived for maximum exposure rather than maximum impact.

This seems a consequence of the long time delay between completing the batch processes, and the availability of the laboratory tests.

This seems a consequence of the lack of a partner rather than of the divorce itself, as the repartnered divorced and the continuously married are comparable regarding their health care use.

Sorry is a small word with, it seems, big consequences.

An intense cocktail of nationalism, social deprivation, inequality, ignorance and fear exploded with what now seem inevitable consequences.

However ridiculous it may seem, the consequences of Amendment 26 may be deadly serious.