Sentence examples for seemingly completely from inspiring English sources

"What's most amazing," a liberal Democrat said with something like genuine admiration, "is that he can seemingly completely change his mind and not ever acknowledge that".

The village of Kalungu marked the furthest point of our expedition, and it is seemingly completely removed from the body politic.

The ministry said in a statement: "The wrecks of HNLMS De Ruyter and HNLMS Java have seemingly gone completely missing.

Somehow, in the States, the barbecue has achieved a seemingly effortless, completely classless status that no meal in Britain ever has.

Music, he says, can act as a "Proustian mnemonic, eliciting emotions and associations that had been long forgotten, giving the patient access once again to mood and memories, thoughts and worlds that had seemingly been completely lost".

There's no documentary yet about Penny Penny, but who wouldn't want to hear the story of a studio janitor that became an honest-to-God 90s pop star in Johannesburg before seemingly vanishing completely and then reappearing as a local politician?

Seemingly all sides rebuffed Mr. Burns.

Differentiation between adenoma and carcinoma is in practice somewhat arbitrary, and all patients (even those with a seemingly benign adenoma completely resected) require close follow-up initially.

This seemingly minor change completely transforms the flavour.

This seemingly minor enrichment completely transforms the way laminated glass deforms and fractures, and it turns a traditionally brittle material into a stretchy and tough material with little impact on surface hardness and optical quality.

After encountering resistance to that effort, committee Republicans went much further by pushing a bill that would disallow the EPA from using any confidential data or information – a measure seemingly designed to completely disrupt its ability to protect the public.