Sentence examples for seemingly needed from inspiring English sources

In a league where a Ph.D. in linguistics is seemingly needed to call a play, Spurrier prefers a simpler terminology.

Constable George Dixon seemingly needed little more than common sense and a dose of human understanding to keep criminals in line in his patch of London.

The job with a relatively obscure midmajor with little history of success is a steep drop in prestige for Thomas, but it gives him what he seemingly needed most: a chance to redeem himself.

Pink Floyd, more than any other arena act, more than any other of the great dinosaur bands of the Sixties, achieved titanic success without having the things in place that were seemingly needed to achieve success on that level.

Continuous professional support is seemingly needed for implementation.

Continuous professional support is seemingly needed when implementing a case management intervention for older persons.

West Virginia advanced because of its diverse array of parts, using 12 players and seemingly needing all of them.

The other guys include Romine and Molina, though Montero, a superior hitter whose defensive skills have improved significantly over the last year, would seemingly need to get hurt or struggle mightily to lose his grip.

A defensive specialist, Noel would seemingly need to put on quite a bit of weight to be expected to bang bodies nightly with players like Roy Hibbert (280 pounds), Dwight Howard (265 pounds) and Marc Gasol (265 pounds).

Although Wallace would give Dallas the inside presence it seemingly needs to compete with the conference elite, he would also bring a carousel full of baggage and yet more change and instability.

These movies present dramatic events with a confident objectivity, with each incident boiled down to a fact that seemingly needs no inflection because each contributes just the right amount of information to the gradually building narrative.