Sentence examples for seemingly fed from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it seemingly fed the "Romney Olympic" details to the Post even supplying one of the sons, Tagg Romney, for an interview.

Each shooting and each day that passed without an arrest brought a new flood of tips and witness accounts involving white vans and trucks, seemingly fed by the earliest witness accounts.

But even with his grad-student sensibility and a program that resembles a dorm-room bull session, Mr. Hayes has attracted a cult following, particularly among frustrated hyper-educated members of the Occupy Wall Street generation who are seemingly fed up with the partisan bickering that prevails in Washington and passes as political discourse on the airwaves.

Drew's gestures become bullish as he abuses the audience for not making enough "mosh pits", then, seemingly fed up with the crowd's limp attempts at controlled violence, the encore concludes with him rolling around on the floor, fighting his guitarist and a second rendition of "ill Manors" (the single, not the album, or the film).

After shoving and swatting Tovar away multiple times, a seemingly fed up Reza ripped her mic off.

Seemingly feeding off of the hate from her own trolls, she then continued with the above, before going for another quick fix: When I die my detractors will dance or not care.

Human language shares these traits; like the weather, it changes in a dynamic way as seemingly insignificant factors are fed back into a loop of cause and effect in which the magnitude of the outcome bears no relation to that of the input values, a phenomenon which frequently produces unexpected results, the so-called butterfly effect of chaos theory.

As CTV News found, on Randy Scott's Facebook page was another photo that seemingly shows him feeding a bear a timbit the outlet reported there were more photos but when VICE checked all photos minus the one we used for the lead image were deleted.

Lamps seemingly provided the only light, fed by extension cords snaked from the main house.

You were in their home, welcomed by the matriarch, fed, hugged, and — seemingly — confided in on fairly intimate terms.

This kind of gain, fed by sentiment seemingly divorced from fundamentals, harks back to the dot-com boom of the late 1990s.