Sentence examples for seemingly otherwise from inspiring English sources

Dressing in bedding, seemingly otherwise unclothed, was apparently quite another: contemptible, an actual evocation of sex itself.

The region may be engulfed in flames, and for the moment, at least, seemingly otherwise engaged, but Palestinian claims to justice and freedom have embedded themselves in the conscience of much of the world, just as Israel's practices have eaten away at its avowed values.

Because the rhinoceros' range encompasses many areas of poverty, it has been difficult to convince local people not to kill a seemingly (otherwise) useless animal which could be sold for a large sum of money.

There are a lot of seemingly otherwise decent people who feel the need to share somebody else's story about "wanking in my belly button" or whatever it is today.

And it was the last thing I wanted to be thinking about on a seemingly normal, otherwise ordinary Wednesday afternoon as we took Leon to board a flight to Mexico City, where he was going to visit his girlfriend.

The first day's walking, through thickly wooded and wonderfully unfarmed, precipitous hills, was a very roundabout route up to the village of Maçanets de Cabrenys (only 3km as the crow flies), a well-appointed bolthole for hot Catalans in the summer, but seemingly deserted otherwise.

But his time away has seemingly proven otherwise.

Fortunate to be in the early groups, before the wind reached its strongest, and seemingly oblivious otherwise to the peril, Jordan Spieth was the only player not to suffer a bogey, and he rolled in six birdies to open the defense of his title with a six-under-par 66.

I took great pride in the ability to find similarities between two otherwise seemingly disparate situations.

It's the thing that links a series of otherwise seemingly unrelated works together.

It is chilling to read his description of the refusal of seemingly brilliant and otherwise admirable officials in the Johnson administration, of whom he was one, to express their dissenting views about Vietnam policy in writing or in meetings.