Sentence examples for seemingly disappeared from inspiring English sources

He has seemingly disappeared from the political landscape.

Though she had an expansive and varied body of work and had a successful career over the course of four decades, DeFeo seemingly disappeared from art history.

With a running game that has seemingly disappeared, the Seahawks are all about quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, who is having a career season, and a revived defense.

Road workers suddenly decided to lay new asphalt in front of the presidential palace and all official government spokespeople seemingly disappeared.

An unusually high portion of Iraq's men seemingly disappeared between 1987 and 1997, newly released data from the most recent Iraqi census show.

Question 4: I'm researching a book on films that have seemingly disappeared, and one of them is Six Bridges to Cross, which I thought was an amazing movie, with George Nader and I think Sammy Davis sang the title song.

Local knowledge has often given the fighters the ability to seemingly disappear, slipping away in canals or village alleys.

"Post-fire morels commonly start fruiting a few weeks after a fire and continue to fruit for about two years before seemingly disappearing from the landscape".

There would be guilt because Seattle would be doing to Sacramento what Oklahoma City did to them, where an entire team's history would seemingly disappear overnight.

If a film as well known and feted as Metropolis can seemingly disappear from the face of the earth, then what chance do movies that came nowhere near changing the face of film have of surviving?

Until now, he added, "you had a hard time finding astronomers who would say, 'Yes, we have found an event horizon.' " Another member of the team, Dr. Ramesh Narayan, also of the Harvard-Smithsonian center, said: "Seeing just this tiny amount of energy from the black hole sources is like sitting upstream watching water seemingly disappear over a waterfall.