Sentence examples for seemingly nice from inspiring English sources

Bill Raymond and Judith Ivey are the seemingly nice couple who stop to help her when she has car trouble.

"The reason for Easter's unusually severe degree of deforestation isn't that those seemingly nice people really were unusually bad or improvident," he concludes.

Their impulse to judge Mr. Pistorius hastily is driven in part by the desire to prove that a white man — seemingly nice and virtuous — is as capable of wrongdoing as a black one.

By highlighting us as lesbians and making sure we know we're different – no matter how seemingly nice they're being – do they really think that makes us feel like them?

Over coffee in his living room, Mr. Kul said he did not know until much later that some of the seemingly nice young men at the wedding were radical Muslim students involved in the plotting for Sept. 11.

The set is similar to those used on "The Weakest Link" and "Deal or No Deal," but the object of this game is to prod seemingly nice people to admit bad behavior.

He also brought a feature idea he had been developing, an adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel "Coraline," about a girl who's fed up with her parents and enters an alternate, more idealized world with a seemingly nicer mother.

Though seemingly very nice men, I wonder if Graham Norton or Chris O'Dowd would be so successful if they didn't vamp up their begob-and-begorrah Irishness to the level foreigners expect.

He's never been a particularly cool guy: a teenage go-kart prodigy from Stevenage turned Formula 1 world champion, Hamilton is undoubtedly a momentous talent and seemingly a nice bloke, but a trailblazer, a pioneer, a maverick, an arbiter of sex, and style and controversy, he is not.

Seemingly decent profits have been no defence.

There are so many who go into ministry for the wrong reasons, for the prestige, the notoriety, the seemingly exulted status, nice shoes and maybe even a private jet.