Sentence examples for seemingly accepts from inspiring English sources

The New Caledonian audience, who presumably shares the same information, seemingly accepts these facts as truth but is also free to reject them, which is only possible with an emancipated audience that is literate and able to access information independently.

The general himself seemingly accepted the 1950 birth date at critical moments in his career.

Mr Mubarak's plea for a peace timetable was rejected; Mr Sharon's seemingly accepted.

There were no signs of panic, with most fans seemingly accepting the decision with resignation.

Roosevelt also seemingly accepted the assurances of Stalin, who vowed to allow democratic elections in Eastern Europe.

Lincoln Center was designed in an era when such classism was seemingly accepted, but that era has passed.

The Ofsted report that declared that many SEN (special educational needs) children would benefit more from better teaching than labelling was sprung on a seemingly accepting public last week.

Here in Butler, a tight-knit community of about 7,400 in northeast Morris County, the Kilian-Meneghin household is widely known and seemingly accepted.

What's plain from Red Cross cases is how arbitrary the system is, seemingly accepting and rejecting people randomly from the same countries.

Threadneedle, which had long favoured an independent LSE, has seemingly accepted that the London exchange can go it alone no longer.In the short term NASDAQ has little room for more manoeuvre.

Sheffield's Arctic Monkeys have mocked the corporate event in the past, but have now agreed to open the 2014 show, seemingly accepting their position as the UK's pre-eminent rock group.