Sentence examples for seemingly feared from inspiring English sources

Menudo is the late-1980's pop group that spawned Ricky Martin's career; the board seemingly feared that the man might one day invite the fellows over.

Why is it that music historians and musicologists love to talk about Schoenberg, but his music is still relatively rarely performed, seemingly feared by both the public and promoters?

This is the start of an era in commerce where we will see the marketer evolve fully into the merchant role and the consumer will be faced with what they have always wanted and seemingly feared: infinite choice.

Seemingly fearing the potential headline: "A-Rod Tells Yankees to Acquire Reyes," Rodriguez later said, through a spokesman, that his comments were not intended as criticism of Derek Jeter.

For some unexplained reason, Governor Brown now seemingly fears the health industry lobby more than he possesses the moral courage to correct a terrible injustice that he played a part in causing.

In a seemingly fear-fuelled attempt to halt the rapidly growing popularity of Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton has once more turned to her husband – her "secret weapon" – to move along the discussion.

Even as the nation feared seemingly imminent attacks by Al Qaeda, an inchoate danger, Attorney General Ashcroft announced the success of "Operation Pipe Dream".

Fast-shifting technology means that companies, once feared and seemingly invincible, fade, while new powers rise to dominance, raising fresh sets of concerns.

Almost a rite of passage, this disease is little feared and seemingly trivial in the grand scheme of things that could go wrong in childhood.

I've feared the seemingly easy way power can be corrupted and abused in 1984 and The Handmaid's Tale.

Yet the fiery conclusion of all of creation, so greatly feared and seemingly near at hand, never quite arrives.