Sentence examples for seemingly apply from inspiring English sources

This does not seemingly apply to our findings as the sulphur content in sheep forage has been found almost the same all over the country [ 16].

Eyeliner, blush, maybe even lipstick, all seemingly applied by a child.

A strategy that seemingly applies to Apple as much as it does to its community of developers.

Ambitious by nature, he made deputy country chief 14 years ago at the young age of 37. Known for spending more time scrutinising construction sites than sitting in his office, Geng is seemingly applying the same standard to Taiyuan, where he is overseeing sweeping infrastructural developments.

Shabby polyster suits are in the same dustbin of history as the Soviet Union.In those days the "Supreme Council" building (pictured, right) was rank with cigarette smoke, sweat, cheap Soviet perfume (seemingly applied by the litre) and the lingering smells of boiled cabbage and stewed tea from the cafeteria.

Colours are scratched in on some areas while fluid and powerful brushstrokes are seemingly applied elsewhere.

It's a popular definition of 'wasteful' that seemingly applies only to money spent on the most vulnerable among us--not the fresh produce and productive minds our country casts aside each day.

Although Remondi's remarks were centered on struggling borrowers in the Direct Loan program, such cost concerns would seemingly also apply to enrolling FFELP borrowers into IBR.

Seemingly, the applied parameters did not represent perfectly the complex structure and behavior of the dental, bone and suture tissues.

The company's stated mission of 'organizing the world's information and making it universally accessible and useful' is now seemingly being applied to its own rather messy corporate structure — to try to capitalize on growing opportunities for selling software to clinicians.

Outrage is seemingly being applied deliberately.