Sentence examples for seemingly free from inspiring English sources
The production's structure is seemingly free associative.
Dressed erratically, he bellows non sequiturs at his audience, seemingly free of rhyme or reason.
But most of all, it is a game seemingly free of bras.
Roger (J. D. Williams) is an affable African-American, seemingly free of racial resentments.
For many young entrepreneurs, seemingly free money beats having to give up a stake in their companies to venture capitalists.
By giving the new president seemingly free reign, MLSE suits can wash their hands of any mistakes that may happen.
The controversy provides yet another lens into the seemingly free-wheeling behavior — and disregard for corporate governance — still seen among top management at some of Japan's leading companies.
Presidential debates are bound and filleted, seemingly free-flowing talk shows are scripted down to the very last pronoun, and even railway stations are announced by recorded message.
The Masseys live a seemingly free-spirited and spontaneous life (their source of income is ambiguous), and when Jamie expresses admiration for Josh's work, Josh — in need of a little recognition — lets himself be befriended.
Rather than working for the church or state, whose commissions demanded ideological and often stylistic conformity, artists had become freelance and seemingly free-spirited producers for a market that was not always there.
Ms. Donnelly spent much of her presentation chiding the defendants for their seemingly free-spending ways, arguing that "the cavalier way they treated these corporate assets shows you what their intent is".
