Sentence examples for seemingly nonexistent from inspiring English sources
The streets are too wide and clean, the subway too straightforward, the street fashion seemingly nonexistent.
Particularly worrisome was Facebook's seemingly nonexistent mobile strategy just as Internet users were abandoning PCs for their smartphones.
And with the Mariners 42-55 athehe time of the trade, and the 38-year-old Suzuki's chances of making the playoffs again with Seattle seemingly nonexistent, he was more concerned with being part of a contender than with where he would hit in the order.
What Mr. Hadar found was a cache of seemingly nonexistent music: soundtracks to imaginary films, instrumental albums, a benefit album for sickle cell anemia, a tribute to Bruce Lee, a triple-record work titled "Life in Paris," songs protesting the Vietnam War and promoting racial unity, and records of Christmas, Easter and American bicentennial music.
The water is clear blue and waves are seemingly nonexistent.
In contrast, the movement for disability employment equality is seemingly nonexistent, with potentially strong voices again being silenced by the fear that employers will discriminate.
"Your Italy is superficial, full of escorts, where Italians come across as nonexistent people," said one seemingly peeved female journalist who suggested that Mr. Allen might have been influenced by the widely reported antics of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is embroiled in a sex scandal.
As with any cable documentary series, where budgets are tight to nonexistent, the images can be repetitious or seemingly unrelated to the events at hand.
The club serves sly, old-fashioned precision cocktails — the kind seemingly in endless supply from Los Angeles to Berlin, but practically nonexistent in Paris, where drinkers have traditionally preferred wine, beer and weightless aperitifs like sweet cordials.
