Sentence examples for seemingly inconclusive from inspiring English sources
The encyclopedia called the cable "a breakthrough because it confirmed seemingly inconclusive information about mass murder that had reached the West previously".
It is only a brief moment, a seemingly inconclusive exchange in the midst of one of the most significant interviews in human history.
This disturbing case demands much more clarification and, above all, it demands a genuine judicial forum, not just last Monday's and Tuesday's internal hearing with its incomplete witness list and seemingly inconclusive evidence.
The early charisma and hopes exuded by these two presidential contenders, both with the possibility of making history on the American political scene, seem to be fading fast with people's increasing disdain and disregard for this long and seemingly inconclusive battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
But the seemingly muddled and inconclusive material published so far falls far short of the "atom bomb", proving conspiracy and subversion, promised by its author, Antoni Macierewicz.
"Sunnyside" teems with brilliant and inconclusive raw footage seemingly gleaned from the cutting-room floor.
UNOMIG's bureaucrats shuffled paper for three months and then produced a feebly inconclusive report.Wherever the latest, seemingly abortive, attack was actually aimed, it has also produced alarmingly little Western support.
The girls drift here and there, seemingly cocooned in their own heads, and all events remain inconclusive, as if they were pieces of dreams.
Evidence is inconclusive, but the Grey Squirrel appears to be a carrier of the parapoxvirus, which is deadly to the red squirrel, but seemingly harmless to the Grey.
