Sentence examples for seemingly anticipated from inspiring English sources

The professors, Devin Pope and Maurice Schweitzer, seemingly anticipated every "But what about?" reflex from golf experts.

If the word "ergot" is replaced with" triptans" Dr. Graham thus seemingly anticipated in 1955 optimal modern acute treatment of migraine.

Amazon has seemingly anticipated that political winds could turn on them, increasing its lobbying spending by more than 400percentt over the past five years.

Standing quietly behind Maryland's governor, Parris N. Glendening, seemingly anticipating her own turn, Townsend reminds Cullison too much of Gore himself.

McCreath ended by saying his decision should not "bind any court which may (or may not) be called to consider this matter in a different context", words that seemingly anticipate a possible perjury hearing.

"I'm not lowering my political, intellectual engagement," he said, seemingly anticipating criticism.

What transpired in Ferguson last night was entirely predictable, widely anticipated, and seemingly inevitable.

Considering the continent's sizeable carbon stocks, their seemingly high vulnerability to anticipated climate and land use change, as well as growing populations and industrialization, Africa's carbon emissions and their interannual variability are likely to undergo substantial increases through the 21st century.

Still, I never could have anticipated the seemingly never ending flare of my disease that occurred shortly after we moved in and included everything from shortness of breath to aches and pains in bones I never knew existed.

What transpired in Ferguson last night was entirely predictable, widely anticipated, and, yet, seemingly inevitable.

For the departing president, whose many critics had anticipated other endings, those seemingly banal images represented a quiet victory.