Sentence examples for seemingly perfectly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stone's screenplay is tightly written, precise and consistent in its methods, and seemingly perfectly realized in the performances of the very good cast headed by Mr. Caine.

Just over a week ago they were about to start the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, buoyed by a victory in their previous warm-up game and seemingly perfectly prepared for anything Australia might throw at them.

But never like this, never two of them, seemingly perfectly matched, meeting and defeating each other game after game, year after year.

The seemingly perfectly rectangular, upright structure, found in NASA images of the Red Planet, bears a striking resemblance to the monoliths planted on Earth and the moon by aliens in the classic sci-fi film "2001: A Space Odyssey".

FASHION'S CHILDREN At first you may feel judged by the seemingly aloof, perfectly draped young employees, but they end up being friendly, their shy exteriors easy to crack.

There's a matte rubber ring on top, too, which is great for the iPhone X and 8, which can slide gradually off even other non-stick surfaces, even if they're seemingly lying perfectly flat.

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The notes in the beginning although seemingly random, were perfectly timed and created a sparsely pointillistic landscape.

This pairing was not at all uncommon during this time, and Voltaire's intellectual work in the 1720s a mix of poems and plays that shifted between playful libertinism and serious classicism seemingly without pause illustrated perfectly the values of pleasure, honnêteté, and good taste that were the watchwords of this cultural milieu.

The fortuitous overlap of these seemingly disparate events perfectly embodies the spirit and purpose of the film.

Type triple-A and proud of it, she seemingly has a perfectly ordered life that includes a dreamy fiancé, Major (Robert Buckley).