Sentence examples for seemingly constructed from inspiring English sources

Katie Dippold's writing doesn't help — the film's situations are closed in on themselves, seemingly constructed backward from their laugh-track payoff rather than running forward toward possibilities.

Blu-ray, Miramax "Double the Van Dammage!", JCVD plays twins who take on the Triads in a movie seemingly constructed around that ace tagline.

A self-styled modern prophet, seemingly constructed of right angles, flowery superlatives and swear words, bounding around like some kind of hipster, dandy Jesus.

At the motel, seemingly constructed entirely of plaster, including the beds, the racers shouted encouragement at the end of a Friday of preliminary rounds.

As characters either powerful or weak, his puppets, long faced, with a clattery-boned droopiness, seemingly constructed from bird legs and seashell fragments held together with string, share a frailty that feels, well, human.

Hand-wringers might have had cause to despair of end times thanks also to the rise and rise of Justin Bieber, a US teen-pop moppet seemingly constructed entirely from tweets.

Thus Wasting Light is a typically supersized arena-rock barrage, with lots of howling and wailing, every chorus tailored to imaginary walls of pyrotechnics and some tracks seemingly specifically constructed to accommodate a guitar spot or drum solo.

Thus Wasting Light is a typically supersized arena-rock barrage, with lots of howling and wailing, every chorus tailored to imaginary walls of pyrotechnics and some tracks seemingly specifically constructed to accommodate a guitar spot or drum solo.

Dave Simpson of The Guardian noted an "undue" arena influence and called the album "a typically supersized arena-rock barrage, with lots of howling and wailing, every chorus tailored to imaginary walls of pyrotechnics and some tracks seemingly specifically constructed to accommodate a guitar spot or drum solo".

For a scientific understanding of this seemingly ineffable construct, it is essential to be able to quantify individual differences and situational factors that influence performance.

What we actually have are scores from a predictor of nebulous identity correlated with ratings for a seemingly discrete construct that is turning out to be equally slippery.