Sentence examples for seemingly crucial from inspiring English sources
The deal reached in Washington created a new series of seemingly crucial deadlines in March.
Seemingly crucial events flit past in a few sentences, barely registered.
Why is some evidence accepted and other (seemingly crucial) information disallowed?
A player who loses the use of the seemingly crucial right hand -- and there have been several notable cases -- can still find things to do with the left.
In came a coach with just a couple of years experience in the W-League and Youth League on his CV, but one that includes the seemingly crucial word 'Socceroo'.
The dramatic emergence of a locked box in the case of Eddie Gilfoyle, after some 16 years in the care of Merseyside Police and containing seemingly crucial evidence, is a graphic illustration of the imperfection of our criminal justice system.
The difference, though seemingly minor, is crucial.
Second, he wanted his players to learn how crucial seemingly trivial details could be.
The battle, seemingly obscure, symbolizes crucial fault lines in British society, pitting rich versus poor, town versus country.
DETROIT, March 28 — Months before contract talks with Detroit's automakers are set to begin, the United Automobile Workers union has seemingly declared two crucial issues off-limits for bargaining.
Warner Bros. has unveiled a new poster for "The Dark Knight Rises," and in the process, has seemingly revealed a crucial plot point to Christopher Nolan's epic Batman finale.
