Sentence examples for seemingly mere from inspiring English sources

They represent pure joy for lucky fantasy owners and seemingly mere fantasy for everyone else, but they are indeed what one receiver in the increasingly pass-happy N.F.L. is on a pace for this season.

Upon closer inspection, however, these forms of seemingly mere private collaboration de facto also lean upon some disguised form of active public interest input as guided by government.

This seemingly simple job….

Remember how Alan Greenspan could move the market seemingly with the mere raise of an eyebrow and how, during the financial crisis, Ben Bernanke's every word was parsed for meaning?

But as with Mr. Ohlsson, what is likely to live longest in memory is the force of emotion that Mr. Lewis conveyed: the rattling tremolos of the little A minor Sonata, seemingly intended as mere bluster to set off sweet and lovely subsidiary themes, now carrying dark portent; the deeper emotions of the big A minor becoming almost frightening in their intensity.

Yet they are embodied by a mere three, seemingly inexhaustible actors with the power to multiply themselves like amoebas: Simon Russell Beale, Ben Miles and Adam Godley.

But the mood improved markedly when, in 1995, Witten announced to an audience of string theorists at a conference in Los Angeles that these five seemingly distinct theories were mere facets of something deeper, which he called "M-theory".

In an influential phrase, Pierre Hadot calls this perspective the 'view from above' (1995)—a view that liberates us insofar as we come to see many seemingly important issues as mere trifles.

Every campaign asserts, with seemingly genuine conviction, that the mere stepping of a spouse into the spotlight "humanizes" the candidate.

This intimate drinking den, located mere steps but seemingly worlds away from the crowded 14th Street NW strip, has a history of creating new menus for Halloween.

Though seemingly unimportant and relegated to "mere" children's instruction, alphabets are demonstrably powerful political tools which impact the identities of those who use them (alphabets influence all of us who are literate through subtle historical and social associations).