Sentence examples for seemingly confined from inspiring English sources

There is one obvious absentee, Diego Forlán, at 34, now seemingly confined to the role of impact substitute.

Over the past decade, the traditional notion of MRSA as a pathogen that is seemingly confined to the nosocomial arena has been challenged with the emergence of community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) in healthy individuals without conventional risk factors for MRSA acquisition, especially in the USA [3], [4].

However, the accumulation of sporopollenin within a pre-patterned microspore surface coat, or primexine, is seemingly confined to gymnosperms and angiosperms.

We have determined that while c-Myc undergoes normal diffusion (with a subpopulation seemingly confined in domains smaller than the nucleus), the dynamics of P-TEFb is well described by a subdiffusive behavior.

When compared with HLA- B, conditioning on HLA- C had smaller impact on the p values and the LD with HLA- DPB1 was seemingly confined to a shorter range.

Memories of Tory sleaze, of brown paper envelopes and MPs disgraced on the front pages of national newspapers, had seemingly been confined to the history books.

"They're seemingly not confined to [this idea of] 'We have to put what we think are bankable film stars in it,'" he explained.

From seemingly quiet confines come the loudest expressions.

About 20 protesters confined to the sidelines seemingly agreed.

It also expresses concern about the spread of HIV/AIDS, seemingly because it "is no longer confined to the homosexual community and the 'drug-abuse sub-culture.'".

Twenty-metre tall giants roam a seemingly medieval landscape, with most of humanity confined to a huge, walled city.