Sentence examples for seemingly able to from inspiring English sources

And, unlike Jaafari, Maliki was "a tough guy," seemingly able to defy the Iranian regime.

At one point the blindfold slips, and the rhino's eyes are open, seemingly able to see the chainsaw at its face.

The video shows that Trumm is seemingly able to gain control of the 35-year-old, who was flat on his face after the Taser is fired.

And yet Nemtsov's killer was seemingly able to escape, having shot his target four times in the chest from a white car.

Based on morphology, four distinct wasp species can be characterized, which were seemingly able to coexist within a forest floor community exploiting fly hosts associated with vertebrate carrion.

"We haven't got any evidence on him". And, unlike Jaafari, Maliki was "a tough guy," seemingly able to defy the Iranian regime.

Emery's Arsenal ended the first half seemingly barely able to string two passes together and apparently struggling to embrace their new philosophy of advancing with intricacy right from the very back.

Results were assessed against common design values for timber and it concluded that the Tre Gai bamboo is seemingly better able to withstand higher sustained loads than timber.

The 2007 season provided a primer on offensive mastery, unlike anything seen in the N.F.L. Brady used to seemingly be able to find Randy Moss deep downfield at will.

Marbury, who seemingly is able to move from big scorer to traditional playmaker at will, is playing the best ball of his career.

The Observer has run and run and run with this without seemingly being able to come up with any killer facts to substantiate its allegations.