Sentence examples for seemingly indicating from inspiring English sources

He allowed himself only 10 days for shooting and 20 days for editing, seemingly indicating that he went casually into production.

Filled with the free jazz, funk, politically charged lyrics and experimental sounds that made To Pimp a Butterfly such an instant classic, all eight of the songs are untitled but bear a date seemingly indicating they were recorded in 2013-14 (withethexceptionof of the seventh track: untitled 07 2074-2076).

The latter is missing the Fitbit branding in the trademark application, seemingly indicating that it could be a separate brand apart from Fitbit itself.

The festivities start at 10 00 and the event will also be live streamed on YouTube, seemingly indicating this is a big announcement.

But as China Daily indicates, production nor development has started on this product yet, seemingly indicating that it won't hit the market in 2012.

Another five days later, the total number for the US and Korea combined is around 60-percent, seemingly indicating a slowing down of exchanges.

While Byrd's comments seemingly indicated that the Indians and baseball officials knew about his H.G.H. use, both said they were unaware of it until this weekend.

Still, Torre seemingly indicated that Cone, after one week in Tampa, would get more than one start to use what Connors has taught him and rectify his pitching.

When Bogar was told that Girardi's actions seemingly indicated that he felt Bogar was doing something wrong, Bogar said, "You got to ask him about that".

The title of the loping, suspenseful Jacquard Causeway seemingly indicates French geneticist Albert Jacquard, a proponent of "degrowth": the idea of increasing happiness by working and consuming less.

The England manager had seemingly indicated Rooney would be deployed in his traditional position, just behind Harry Kane in a 4‑2‑3‑1 formation.