Sentence examples for seemingly known from inspiring English sources

"I am actually trying to shake the dust off these seemingly known images of Minimalist and post-Minimalist art".

"She is the nation's favorite great-grandmother, seemingly known intimately to all of us for years," The Times of London declared in 1985, on the occasion of the queen mother's 85th birthday (she celebrated it by flying on the Concorde).

In any event, the essential point is not that Mrs. Clinton's practice did not have the IG's blessing, but that the practice was seemingly known to the IG and the Legal Advisor and not objected to.

He's a mayor who seemingly knows how to contain corruption and maintain order.

He also seemingly knew that he was being watched by authorities.

Ordinary North Korean citizens seemingly know little about him, and his personal biography still contains large, unexplained gaps.

As any follower of West's recent career will know, his penchant for long, impassioned monologues seemingly knows no bounds.

Picano seemingly knew and worked with everyone who was worth knowing and working with in the G.L.B.T. community.

But Eli never exhibited even a faint curiosity about what his father had done and seemingly knew nothing about it.

They seemingly know what's going on around them at all times, and it makes them a lot of fun to watch.

"Every day, we see patients in today's world who seemingly know more about medical conditions than the doctor," he said.