And then, seemingly as quickly as it had started, Ali was hidden from the world.
It's the customary curative, seemingly as humane as it is politic.
Irony is another means, in writers seemingly as far apart as Cervantes, Nabokov and Gogol.
A few of its cuts surfaced midset, seemingly as irrelevant as they were when the album was released.
Jackson does not yet have all of Leslie's accolades, or seemingly as much widespread appeal among fans.
At the core of most songs was a banjo and a voice seemingly as frail as those butterfly wings.
He bursts enthusiastically around this new group of US swimmers, seemingly as excited about their success as they are.
The crowd at Giants Stadium cheered loudly, seemingly as much for the play as for the possibilities it represented.
By the end of it he was twitching with excitement; it was seemingly as much an opportunity as a disability.
The Christmas before Dad died, he walked to the top with us, seemingly as vigorous as ever.
With a long-boned body seemingly as pliant as warm taffy, Mr. Ford was a dancer of quiet intelligence, understated sweetness and intense focus.
