Sentence examples for seemingly dry from inspiring English sources
This seemingly dry question is hugely important.
Despite their ample sugar content, they were so fresh and racy — yes, so seemingly dry — that I sometimes almost forgot I was tasting sweet wines.
A seemingly "dry" article of clothing will yield DNA that is just as valuable to detectives as a swab from the inside of a cheek.
Among the snacks, for example, there's a sparkling dish of cashew nuts seemingly dry fried with fresh chilli, crisped shallots and salt until the natural oils run.
If you're in the former camp, it might be difficult to understand how anyone could be interested or impassioned by something so seemingly dry and difficult.
You'll learn how to target specific audiences in a language they'll relate to and make a compelling story out of seemingly dry data.
The scarcity of paint in "Wild Geraniums" (1967), with its thin green lawn and seemingly dry-brushed plants and blossoms, is startling: barely an image and possibly a riff on Color Field painting.
Mr. Taussig, 74, who retired several years ago from a thriving practice in property and tax law, said he got bit by the collecting bug in the 1970s while researching a seemingly dry-as-dust topic: the history of banking forms.
The weird and wonderful connections that made my work different have seemingly dried up.
The company's new da Vinci miniMaker combines its budget price point with a newfound focus on education – a segment toward which most consumer 3D printing companies are gravitating these days as home demand seemingly dries up.
The Chinese currency has recently halted its strengthening as the sharpness of China's slowdown has become apparent and the flow of speculative money into the country has seemingly dried up.
