Sentence examples for seemingly appropriate from inspiring English sources

Every so often, I would look up and say something seemingly appropriate, and inevitably banal.

What began after Sept. 11, 2001, as a seemingly appropriate military response aimed at rooting out terrorism could end in a major strategic failure.

Despite her jacket's bright hues, the outfit was respectful and modest, with nary a collarbone in sight – seemingly appropriate attire in which to pay respects to the deceased monarch of Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah.

The headquarters of the Queens Democratic Party is sandwiched between two groceries in Forest Hills, a seemingly appropriate setting for a county political machine that has attracted little of the fanfare and notoriety of its counterparts in other parts of the city.

But the fund didn't adapt to the more nascent Arab tech ecosystem, attempting to write larger checks and take more equity than was seemingly appropriate, and not making as many deals as was expected.

At temperatures of 90°C and 110°C, polymers became fluidic enough to enhance lateral filling under a pressure of 4.7 bar, resulting in inversely replicated features with vertical sidewalls that were seemingly appropriate for the subsequent phase-shift mask effect, as shown in Figure 3b and 3c.

From there, Puig held the crowd at Yankee Stadium hostage each moment he was on the field, captivating them with his bat, arm, legs, aggressiveness and savvy, a full garage's worth of tools seemingly more appropriate for a football field, or maybe a decathlon.

When Dionysius praises "dissimilar similarities" over seemingly more appropriate symbolic names for God, he explains that at least some dissimilar names are negations, and negations are more proper to God than affirmations.

Seemingly more appropriate for microsatellites is the stepwise mutation model (SMM; Ohta and Kimura, 1973) where mutations occur at a constant rate and involve the gain or loss of a single unit.

For simplicity and ease of interpretation, and because the λ statistic is seemingly more appropriate for the question at hand, we therefore report only values for λ with approximate 95% confidence estimated using the methods of Goodman and Kruskal [ 61].

Aggression is present in seemingly age-appropriate programmes and games, i.e., those recommended by rating boards as suitable for the child's age or broadcasted before 'the watershed' (e.g., cartoons).