Sentence examples for seemingly because there are from inspiring English sources

"Little Secrets" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested), seemingly because there are hints of physical attraction between the teenage characters.

"Seemingly," because there is an element of overdone provocation in his stuff (So people aren't reading Tolstoy? Well, Tolstoy sucks) that suggests something a little nervous going on underneath.

At the scene, several indigenous people gathered and criticised the fact that the museum containing their most precious artefacts has burned down seemingly because there was no money for maintenance of hydrants, yet the city had recently managed to find a huge budget to build a brand new museum of tomorrow.

There was also concern raised about detainees with serious mental health conditions, with the board noting that two detainees seemingly arrived at Yarl's Wood "because there was nowhere else considered safe for these vulnerable women".

It's not clear if people know that they're doing something illegal, or just don't care because there are seemingly no repercussions related to their behavior.

"Because there are seemingly few of any what we would call minorities.

The mutual defining of body and environment is important because there are seemingly invisible things that are affecting us that we don't pay enough attention to.

That's because there are a number of seemingly benign actions that can seriously hurt your credit score.

Because there are legitimate differences.

Because there aren't any.

Maybe because there are mice down there.