Sentence examples for seeming solidity from inspiring English sources

Despite the seeming solidity of the numbers -- printed in crisp columns in a comprehensive booklet -- the poverty figures have always been subject to controversy and challenge.

The sense of neurological and physical imbalance that this induces provides a disquieting glimpse into the disjunctions of mind and body suffered by stroke victims, and a reminder of how delicate is the seeming solidity of the reality that surrounds us — even the "reality" of our own bodies.

That seems unlikely to change in a hurry: the size of Mr Berlusconi's majority in both houses, and the seeming solidity of his coalition, have dampened talk of electoral reform.

All the seeming solidity of a city like Seattle -- itself only a century and a half old -- rests on the disparity between those time scales, on the assumption that the city will endure well beyond our lifetimes without encountering the kind of cataclysm that is inevitable in the geologic long run.

The resulting pieces suggest boulders whose weighty solidity seems to be thrusting through their grouted, weblike surfaces.

The confidence of Pissarro's firm, relaxed brushwork — unconcerned with detail but seeming to leave out nothing of importance — reaffirms the solidity of the earth.

Now, Mailer tells me, his serious drinking days are over; and he does seem pleased by the solidity and order of his life.

In a rare joint statement last week, business and labor leaders called for a "pact for growth," adding that "the market does not seem to recognize the solidity of Italy's economic fundamentals".

Lacking solidity, it seems even less authentic than its analog, analog.

We rebel against it with Helen; we cannot accept this triumph of nature without seeming to love something precious; life is a compromise, but the spirit cannot be content with mere solidities.

We rebel against it with Helen; we cannot accept this triumph of nature without seeming to love something infinitely precious; life is a compromise, but the spirit cannot be content with mere solidities.