Sentence examples for seemingly extending from inspiring English sources

The Taming of the Shrew, for example, is a theatrical tour de force, consisting of plays set within plays and actors watching other actors acting, seemingly extending into infinity.

It's not just that they radiate energy and excitement about their work; it's that the excitement seemingly extends to you, personally.

If persistent rumours of Botox jabs and minor cosmetic surgery are to be believed, the 60-year-old seemingly extends his self-discipline to his wrinkles, with one Harley Street surgeon interviewed by the Daily Mail attributing his fixed, fish-like expression to muscle paralysis, due to "too much work to the eyes".

But things were looking up when Lohan seemingly extended an olive branch, inviting Hilton, Spears and ― twist ― Beyoncé to her birthday party in Mykonos. .

Bands like Electric Light Orchestra, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Hawkwind, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, and Rush whose music any self-respecting dad from that era owns on double gatefold vinyl (compulsory because their songs seemingly extend into forever).

The dancers creep slowly around the darkened stage as if they're looking for something; a light, seemingly unsupported, extends toward the back of the stage as throbbing feedback fills the space.

The measurement of the Pom-based barrel might be rather arbitrary since the authors describe the axons of Pom neurons as spreading horizontally for seemingly wider extends than those from VPM.

Bronchoscopy revealed a compression of the lower two-thirds of a seemingly malacic trachea, extending to the carina and the right main bronchus.

He birdied the ninth too, and stayed at 13-under by holing a series of seemingly nerveless putts before extending his lead with an extraordinary 50-footer on the 16th.

Now some Indian officials fear that microfinance could become India's version of the United States' subprime mortgage debacle, in which the seemingly noble idea of extending home ownership to low-income households threatened to collapse the global banking system because of a reckless, grow-at-any-cost strategy.

Still, the company is seemingly getting serious about extending its reach.