Sentence examples for seemingly believes from inspiring English sources

Coulson seemingly believes he recuperated in Tahiti with Mai Tais and a super-friendly masseuse.

Genzlinger seemingly believes that decisions regarding garbage disposal and recycling should be based on a strict cost-benefit analysis, without considering the effect our actions will have on future generations.

However, promoting Moeen is a calculated risk coach Trevor Bayliss seemingly believes is worth taking as it allows England to bring Rashid into the team as a second spinner and still retain three frontline seam bowlers.

An agent who seemingly believes a purely general qualitative proposition \(P\) in fact believes the corresponding property of being such that \(P\).

Caisley continued: "Peter seemingly believes he and [director] Andrew Bennett give the club the best chance of successfully finding a pathway through the financial difficulties because they are in discussions with potential investors who are of a similar view.

Kingsolver seemingly believes an insufficient number of us died in New York to warrant our response in Afghanistan.

Mr Dorner seemingly believed the officer put the interests of the department above his own.

It highlighted, she said, the "Brotherhood's political naïveté, with their seemingly believing that promises alone will be sufficient to bring people over to their side".

Amber Rudd confused herself with a 16th-century monarch last week, seemingly believing she has a divine right to rule, irrespective of the law.

Insured banks seemingly were betting on the permanence of agricultural price increases that had occurred during World War I, and depositors seemingly believed in the insurance systems' ability to protect them.

Those countries seemingly believed their own rhetoric and expected Cancún to be a donor conference rather than a trade negotiation.In fact, developing countries gained a great deal from the Uruguay round and the new WTO.