Sentence examples for seemingly lacks from inspiring English sources

Sleep was long regarded as a silent state of the brain because the brain seemingly lacks interaction with the surroundings during sleep.

Johnson seemingly lacks any sensitivity to the ethical or aesthetic side-effects of his deal-making – this is, after all, the man who condemned the Stratford Olympics site to a hideous 115m-high sculpture – precisely the kind of vainglorious ego trip the Olympics can do without – based on a 45-second chat with Britain's richest man in the cloakroom at Davos.

It is often not the idea that we reject, but the approach that the start-up is taking, or more likely that the team seemingly lacks the right blend of experience to deliver an incredibly ambitious idea that requires seamless execution.

"Maiysha", which features a samba theme that Fortune played on flute, is unusual as it is the only track on Agharta seemingly lacks any coded phrases that link individual segments together.

The protein contains gag and protease, but seemingly lacks typical pol proteins such as integrase, reverse transcriptase, and RNaseH.

Finally, the categorical responses defined in the survey questions, while based on the expert opinion of our design group (and reflecting the caregiver community) seemingly lacks the granularity to provide more quantitative point estimates for certain questions.

"He was very quiet and seemingly lacking in confidence.

Two inches taller, Vaughan had - until a couple of weeks ago at least - seemingly lacked Blewett's repertoire.

It would, I am sure, be both compassionate and thorough, two virtues seemingly lacking in the present dispiriting and demoralizing situation.

Until then this had been an open, entertaining game, if seemingly lacking in the tension and concentration of a decisive match.

Little-seen by critics until week of release, and seemingly lacking in strong marketable names, Dracula Untold looked very far from a sure thing.