Sentence examples for seemingly exists from inspiring English sources

Social media has given us unfettered access to an entire world of possibility our audience, both ever-present and endless, seemingly exists solely to validate our existence as human beings.

Take someone to court in India – and the case is sure to get mired for years, even decades, in an overcrowded, weighed-down court system that seemingly exists only to prove over and over the axiom that justice delayed is justice denied.

An association seemingly exists between contact allergy and cancer.

Hsuan Tsang's eventual destination was India's great Buddhist university at Nalanda, where students were taught that all was mind -- both the mind itself and every terrestrial thing that, seemingly, existed outside it.

These shows seemingly existed as little more than conduits to taint the legacies of their creators: Cameron Crowe, Martin Scorsese, Mick Jagger and Denis Leary (although the argument could be made that Leary has no legacy to taint, unless you consider his continued existence a tainting of Bill Hicks's legacy).

With HoloLens, Microsoft and developers will have to sell consumers on applications that seemingly exist in the same 3D space we live in.

Quantum computers rely on odd behavior of quantum mechanics in which atoms and other particles can seemingly exist in two or more places at once, or become "entangled" with partners, meaning they can instantaneously influence each other regardless of distance.

When they occur within the Milky Way, supernovae have historically been observed by naked-eye observers as "new stars" where none seemingly existed before.

The disproportion and restricted nature of available data can make a paradox seemingly exist despite the actual lack of support for it.

Unfortunately, the film never quite reconciles the creepiness of Sierra catfishing Jamey, aside from some remarks from Dan, who is one of the only people of color in the film, and seemingly only exists to give her advice.

"Driven grouse shooting, with its dependency on having artificially high numbers of red grouse presented to the guns, seemingly cannot exist without high levels of wildlife crime," said Moores.