Sentence examples for seemingly arranged from inspiring English sources
States have a rich hoard, seemingly arranged to baffle scholars and victims seeking evidence.
There are no divisions, no urgency, no one spraying perfume — it is a ground floor seemingly arranged by the hand of God for displaying goods.
"Some Sing, Some Cry" traces the way each of these Mayfield women fights not just to survive but to thrive in a world seemingly arranged to ruin her.
A second video had shown Mr Patiño seemingly arranging a backroom deal with the head of Congress, just as in the old days.Mr Correa and many Ecuadoreans hold Congress in contempt.
I was reminded of handling a deck of cards, the apparently random juxtaposition of memories – in terms of time – as seemingly arbitrarily arranged as a shuffled pack.
Although seemingly hastily arranged after the President declined a meeting with his Russian counterpart amidst the U.S.-Russian debacle over the Snowden affair (with perhaps already Syria in mind) Obama's visit to Sweden is not accidental.
Inspired by its grand, uninhabitable vistas, seemingly randomly arranged mountains, and extremely adaptive wildlife (as well as the work of designer Alberto Seveso, Slabberr's mixed-media image submission to the KKNK 2014 arts festival, Destruction/Creation, is an ode to the simultaneously constitutive and deconstructive impulses of nature. .
At first glance, the work has a certain Warhol-esque quality — 10 garish images of seemingly identical heads, arranged in a five-by-two grid.
In some of the pits, scientists have found animal bones and pottery arranged in seemingly deliberate fashion on top of the remnants of feasts.
But on weekends, their home in Montauk, N.Y., becomes the center of a rolling house party, where the food and friends are as exquisitely arranged — yet seemingly haphazard — as their décor.
For example, she derives seemingly modernist, if peculiarly arranged configurations by simply diagramming the semaphore alphabet (which yields white fields scattered with small squares divided into red and yellow), or by making patterns based on the binary language of digital technology in which different letters are conveyed by signals that are either on or off (yes or not yes).
