Sentence examples for seemingly declared from inspiring English sources

Trump seemingly declared war on his own party.

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.

A week later, Festival Republic managing director Melvin Benn seemingly declared his opposition to harm reduction organization The Loop's front-of-house drug testing at festivals.

Take as an example Yusuf Islam — formerly the singer Cat Stevens — who seemingly declared his support for the killing of Rushdie in 1989 in front of a televised panel that included a police superintendent.

Some reflect the bludgeoning, dulling force of directorial will to bravura exertions that seemingly declare, with the pompous vanity of each image, that they are important, that they are artists.

Williams, seemingly relaxed and having declared herself healthy, may not be the tournament favorite.

However, those watching on TV declared the seemingly bronzed Kennedy the victor over a vice-president who had a pale complexion and fast growing stubble.

"Mr. Bush is the triumph of the seemingly average American man," declared Peggy Noonan, writing in The Wall Street Journal in 2004.

And he has watched in disbelief as a succession of seemingly serious thinkers have declared there is no reason why a race of intelligent computers should not take over the world, possibly rather soon.

The next, she seemingly contradicts herself, declaring that in her business, "Sex is irrelevant".

It was a chaotic show, thanks largely to a pair of obstreperous (and seemingly untune-able) guitars; Mr. Parry declared it the worst Arcade Fire show ever, although Ms. Neufeld disagreed.