Sentence examples for seemingly deep from inspiring English sources

When he stands on his manicured lawn seemingly deep in thought, he looks every overfed inch like the American dream.

This cleavage, seemingly deep, was the thing that everyone talked about when they talked about the Democrats.

The seemingly deep feeling of humiliation among Palestinians may be understandable, but regrettably, it is the paramount obstacle to peace in the Middle East.

Seemingly deep in thought, and intent on the gelato he was eating, he appeared not to notice the heads turning as he walked toward the temple.

Then Mr. Swett went onstage, microphone in one hand, gavel in the other, and, like a boxer preparing for a fight, paced back and forth onstage, seemingly deep in thought.

It's a pretty ride, for the most part, with the odd quality of running through seemingly deep woods that are sometimes only a few dozen yards from busy highways, so the tweeting-bird soundtrack you'd expect from the scenery is obscured; you hear roaring motors instead.

Under what circumstances, Shakespeare asked himself, do such cherished institutions, seemingly deep-rooted and impregnable, suddenly prove fragile?

He made six 3-pointers, each one seemingly deeper than the last, and guided the Orange to its first N.C.A.A. championship in men's basketball with an 81-78 victoverover Kansas (with a little help from a one-and-done player named Carmelo Anthony).

Underlying many of the comments was a seemingly deep-seated sense of alienation felt toward the higher ranks.

And since when did James Bond suddenly have seemingly deep-seated issues that compelled him to return to his childhood home?

30 Violence toward others is restrained by a seemingly deep-rooted aversion to harmful actions.