Sentence examples for seemingly forlorn from inspiring English sources

In the play the seemingly forlorn Becky (Annie Parisse) is brought into a muddle of family relations when she is set up on a blind date by a well-meaning co-worker, Andrew Thomas Sadoskii).

Mr. Stinson, who lives high atop a piney hill overlooking Interstate 70 here in Evergreen, says he is not nostalgic about his seemingly forlorn gas stations and drive-ins.

He added: "A parent facing the permanent removal of their child must be entitled to put their case to the court, however seemingly forlorn, and that must surely be as much the right of a parent with learning disabilities … or a parent who lacks capacity … as of any other parent".

There's a wonderful performance from veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah as the father of the bride, a seemingly weak and forlorn figure who pleads for a loan from his golf partners to pay for the wedding.

King himself remains a forlorn figure seemingly trapped by his past, his name and his addiction to alcohol, all, in his mind, inextricably bound.

The clip shows images of the apartment where Bowie lived while recording those records, and as the camera roams the city, Bowie sings the chorus, forlorn and seemingly confused: "Where are we now?

With the weekend fast approaching, I was struck, Friday morning, to look around the train and seemingly every single person looked downright forlorn, en route to work.

In 2010, when I interviewed Collins – probably the most successful male solo artist of the 80s who wasn't Prince or Michael Jackson – he cut a forlorn figure, a lot of it seemingly due to being a music press pariah, and no amount of new hipness could remove that bitter feeling.

Until Bresnan and Andy Hodd came together and forged a fifth-wicket partnership of 116, it all looked a forlorn hope for Yorkshire, with Middlesex themselves seemingly on a charge to the title.

Gingrich at the Head Of a Forlorn Class The diminishment of Newt Gingrich is a seemingly endless process.

Maggie Smith's formerly biting character turns grandmotherly, and worst of all, the initially fascinating and lightly cruel Lady Mary Crawley has seemingly been focus-grouped into a kind of dead-eyed, forlorn maidenhood.