Sentence examples for seemingly mysterious from inspiring English sources

Glam* our / (glam or) / n. / seemingly mysterious and elusive fascination or allure.

FindLaw URI http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/uscode/18/I/3/47 Seemingly mysterious, because it interjects subtitle and part numbering, which is not used in citation.

Many of the seemingly mysterious phenomena manifested during séances are effected by the medium to validate his or her claim to supernatural powers.

Correction to this articleAMID the wreckage of Latvia's retailing industry, which has declined 17% year on year according to the latest figures, one item is selling well: T-shirts with seemingly mysterious slogans such as "Nasing spesal".

One issue underlying these seemingly mysterious twists and turns is a dispute involving the bakery's owners and the landlord of the six-story building whose ground floor the business occupied.

In particular, consumers resented the seemingly mysterious service charges, convenience charges, and processing charges commonly added on top of ticket prices, and Ticketmaster exacerbated the hostility by hiding these fees until late in the already tedious purchase process.

William James's panpsychism grew out of his "neutral monism"—the view that reality is neither mental nor physical but has a distinct, and seemingly intrinsically mysterious, basic character which can be regarded as either mental or physical from certain viewpoints.

Nor, seemingly, did the mysterious Birdman.

In the beginning, many tasks assigned to me were mysterious, seemingly presented in pieces.

This is the storyteller's art: to mask the past, making it mysterious, seemingly inaccessible.

Can myelination really account for something as seemingly (and delightfully) mysterious as humor, as being funny?