Sentence examples for seemingly committed from inspiring English sources

Union and management spent years locked in a danse macabre, seemingly committed to mutual destruction.

And central Justice, in my view, was not as aggressive as one might have desired in going after high-level individuals who seemingly committed fraud".

The euro zone, in particular, is entering a new and dangerous crisis phase, with Germany seemingly committed to fiscal tightening even as its economy falls into recession alongside France and Italy.

Unlike epistemic responses to the sorites which postulate inscrutable boundaries, supervaluationism is frequently associated with a semantic approach to vagueness seemingly committed to the inscrutability of reference.

The Packers, seemingly committed to young Aaron Rodgers, their 2005 first-round draft pick out of the University of California, would rather he stay away.

A book of investors is built, with the IPO's book-running underwriter(s) attempting to find a price that will attract meaningfully sized orders from deep-pocketed, respected and seemingly committed public investors.

One reason that there are so many reports of atrocities by private military contractors is that the mercenaries can seemingly commit such acts with complete impunity.

Wouldn't you continue to say things like "You can't tile that rectangular floor with 17 tiles, for 17 is a prime number" and other seemingly committing sentences?

Vanko seemingly commits suicide by blowing up his suit.

Receiving news of her death by letter, Samsu seemingly commits suicide.

He didn't see her though he was looking at a sheet of music in his hand, humming it, seemingly committing it to memory.