Sentence examples for seemingly evaded from inspiring English sources
Maine had seemingly evaded trouble in the third, when with two outs and a runner on second he induced a grounder to Castillo.
Yet, buried beneath the mountain of rocks thrown at the movie exists a dark cave of inconvenient truths; truths which address deeper issues of awareness and accountability that have seemingly evaded critical conversations about issues crippling the black community.
It's one of those phenomena that seemingly evade all logic like how Brits magically sound American when they sing or why Macklemore thought he was gay in the third grade because he liked to draw.
The plant also seemingly evades periodic or episodic environmental adversities, including between-plant competition, via a rapid life cycle.
Aggressive metastatic breast cancer cells seemingly evade surgical resection and current therapies, leading to colonization in distant organs and tissues and poor patient prognosis.
It is a lesson that has evaded Rafael Viñoly, purveyor of "fryscrapers" to London and Las Vegas, who seemingly can't resist channelling the powers of the sun into beams capable of singeing sun-loungers and scorching Jaguars.
Seemingly consumed by guilt over shooting that tiger in Siberia (which curiously evaded being filmed), Putin has returned to the scene of the crime to right his wrongs.
His improbable rise from the dusty mountains of Sinaloa to the top of the world's most powerful drug cartel has been recounted in films, television shows and dozens of brassy narcocorridos, which praised his work ethic and seemingly magical ability to evade authorities.
Scheeren evaded the question.
