Sentence examples for seemingly arrested from inspiring English sources
A pigment cascade is the subject of Marshall Montgomery's canvas, with its monochromatic impasto slabs seemingly arrested in space like a frozen waterfall of paint.
Mahmoud Sarsak, on the other hand, was seemingly arrested just for being a decent footballer who was Palestinian.
Things sadly hit the rocks towards the video's conclusion as they seemingly get arrested and pulled from each other in tragic form.
Isaak and nine journalist colleagues were arrested seemingly for nothing more than criticising the lack of press freedom and democratic debate in Eritrea.
The EDL-haterz surrounded the kettle to have a bit of a shout and one of them was arrested, seemingly for nothing, leading this guy to berate the police.
Behind us, in one of the smaller rooms, hang paintings like bilious eruptions, cascades and swamps of discordant, seemingly random paint, somehow arrested in its liquid flow.
And even as Mr. Putin extolled the benefits of diversifying the Russian economy away from its dependence on commodities like oil and gas, Michael Calvey, the American founder of one of the largest Russian venture capital firms investing in new technology sat in jail, recently arrested on seemingly spurious fraud charges because of a commercial dispute over a bank.
This is essential for individuals who are arrested for seemingly arbitrary or unjust reasons.
"A group of armed people with grenades who are close to Kadyrov have seemingly come to arrest me," he said in an interview shortly before he was killed.
Men with smiles on their faces chanted hateful slogans and threw rocks, many of their actions seemingly intended to arrest the attention of dozens of foreign journalists starved for images to send home.
