Sentence examples for seemingly once from inspiring English sources

Ticket prices, seemingly once so extortionate, are now a bargain.

Cornerback Dave Thomas was lit up seemingly once a day.

His performance over the Chicago Bears proved to many that the quarterbacks that were seemingly once great, are still just that.

And yet, when it happens, it's as if I'm paralyzed, each previously well thought out plan void of the wisdom it seemingly once had.

Strange… A seemingly once-popular primary school has lost nearly 15% of its pupils after it was failed by Ofsted and then lost its longstanding headteacher, who was controversially suspended by the local authority.

It is during this process that the artwork has the potential to exist in many different places, seemingly at once".

Why are large sections of Britain's political class seemingly at once so enamoured of America, yet so nervous of Brussels?

If polygamy has such great option value for women, why is it seemingly unsustainable once women are liberated?Another objection to the "let the (marriage) market decide" attitude is that marriage markets do not seem to be very efficient.

A Los Angeles Times critic marveled that "in one scene, she provides the narration and the sounds of Peter speaking gruffly and Wendy's quiet crying, all seemingly at once".

At intersections, cars turn from all four directions, seemingly at once, without slowing down.

Granted John Boehner seemingly cries once a week, but these tears are probably just a byproduct of his concentration while he makes sound policy decisions.