Sentence examples for seemingly complete from inspiring English sources

It creates an internally consistent, seemingly complete universe that evokes horror, wonder, luminous fantasies.

There is a very detailed and seemingly complete underdrawing, executed in pencil or in pen and ink.

But a much more worrying trend to emerge from the war on drugs is the seemingly complete disregard for the rule of law.

That last point illustrates Obama's other great strengths: the ability to be amusing at his own expense, and the seemingly complete absence of any resentment.

He teed up Jordi Gomez for an equaliser just before the hour mark, then Gomez (left) converted Jean Beausejour's cross to seemingly complete the turnaround.

Then, with the scene seemingly complete, the director reaches into his virtual paintbox and adds an extraordinarily florid touch of spontaneous invention — and the little documentary reveals the technical trickery that makes it possible.

Not since Hemingway's estate sent down seemingly completed novels from on high, long after the author's death, has a publisher gone about so coolly exploiting a much loved name with a product of such mysterious provenance.

When the smoke clears in Syria, Islamist forces could emerge triumphant there too, seemingly completing Israel's encirclement by like-minded, hostile governments.Israel's leaders also sensed danger on February 6th at news that Hamas and Fatah, the rival Palestinian party that runs a secular rump state on the West Bank, have agreed to end a bitter feud and form a unity government.

Apple's got a stage, they've got some (seemingly feature complete) new software, the whole thing just makes sense.

It is truly fascinating how the human body can create twins, seemingly by complete fluke, grow them and then deliver them into this world.

The genome is seemingly nearly complete given the fact that undamaged homologs of most of the WSSV non-structural proteins (including the DNA polymerase) and half of the major virion protein genes were identified.