Sentence examples for seemingly distant from inspiring English sources

One of his concerns is juxtaposing seemingly distant musical languages.

Thereby, the functions of a seemingly distant but essential gene are disrupted rather than the closest.

Recently, insight has come from a seemingly distant field: protein folding.

First, because seemingly distant dates can have a very near-term impact.

The skills of a computational physicist are shown to be useful in the seemingly distant field of cardiac electrophysiology.

Americans were a rather self-satisfied lot in that seemingly distant fall of 2000.

A decade ago, Agraula was all about agriculture, and Delhi was seemingly a distant place, even though it was only 12 kilometers (seven miles) south.

Now, there's one man alone, stranded on a seemingly desolate distant planet with only his wits, his fists and his voice-over.

It's a satisfyingly primitive spectacle, with one man alone (Vin Diesel), stranded on a seemingly desolate distant planet with only his wits, his fists and his voice-over.

They raised the issue at a meeting of NATO on Monday, with Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo saying that the alliance, which Estonia joined in 2004, needed to urgently debate the question — once seemingly a distant threat — of whether mass computer attacks posed a threat to national security.

All of which means that the shares need to almost treble to reach the 502p at which taxpayers will break even on their 73% stake – a landmark now seemingly so distant that it could be further away than Boris Johnson's next civil conversation with Michael Gove.