Sentence examples for seemingly cannot be from inspiring English sources

They are anachronistic gems that seemingly cannot be replaced.

Freedom's violence can never be too cloying, and, no matter how bumblingly it is conducted, war seemingly cannot be made ridiculous.

Yet Ramsey grapples daily with the sobering reality that what he wants to achieve most — helping Sarah make a full recovery from a severe stroke she sustained in 2007 — seemingly cannot be done.

The 38-year-old 11-time world champion spends a majority of the fight dancing behind his left shoulder, which protects his chin; he's the matador of boxing, the one who seemingly cannot be hit — his defensive prowess has been instrumental in leaving his unblemished record intact.

From before I was born, we Arabs have been caught between two forces that, seemingly, cannot be defeated: our ruthless dictators, who oppress and humiliate us, and the cynical western powers, who would rather see us ruled by criminals loyal to them than have democratically elected leaders accountable to us.

He seemingly cannot be taken down by rumour or truth or gossip or explicit audio tape of him being sexist.

However, seemingly what cannot be accomplished in practice obviously deteriorates in importance, i.e. that UM is difficult to manage and thus not even mentioned in theory.

Even this seemingly simple effect cannot be demonstrated using the full synaptic drive model.

Not only does their excitement ignore the obvious correlation between surging billionaire wealth and rising wages, it ignores something conservatives used to understand very clearly: short of reaching into someone else's pocket (what Cass seemingly prefers), wages cannot be decreed.

Psychology is currently under much scrutiny due to the fact that many studies seemingly produce results that cannot be replicated.

One of these is the Bengalese finch whose songs vary in seemingly unpredictable ways and cannot be explained a simple Markov model.