Sentence examples for seemingly powerful from inspiring English sources

Someone should remind the vocal and seemingly powerful, self-appointed poppy police.

And those seemingly powerful players are being pushed around by Wal-Mart and an increasingly consolidated retail industry.

That left Quinn's lesbianism as her remaining trump card, a seemingly powerful one at a moment when gay liberation and marriage equality were at flood tide.

Mao used the term as a metaphor for "US imperialism" in 1956 – seemingly powerful, but easily crippled by adversity, he said.

It was thrilling just to be there, Dr. McGlashan recalled, hearing so many accomplished therapists offer seemingly powerful ideas about what troubled patients and why.

Instead of building steadily on that happy position, the non-parliamentary politicians of the (seemingly) powerful unions carried on pushing too hard, too fast, creating the messy and unpredictable conditions that heralded their rout.

Mr. Erdogan, who had frequently talked of conspiracies afoot to undermine his power, was back in control, seemingly as powerful as ever, and perhaps even more paranoid.

Mr. Erdogan emerged from the protests seemingly as powerful as ever domestically — his religiously conservative base, which makes up nearly half of the electorate, stuck with him — even as Turkey's image abroad was tarnished.

It's seemingly more powerful and versatile than anything from Samsung, Lenovo or HP.

Mia, who is the larger than life figure I play, is seemingly all powerful yet, her flaw is her need to control everything around her out of fear.

They blame outsiders -- in the Middle East, that is the seemingly all-powerful United States -- who seem to have everything.