Sentence examples for seemingly present from inspiring English sources
"seemingly present" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe something that appears to be present but may not actually be there or may not be fully understood or recognized. It can also suggest a sense of ambiguity or uncertainty. Example: The new employee's seemingly present confidence masked her nervousness and lack of experience.
However, comparable developmental polyplacophoran data and also the Hox gene expression patterns indicate, that the Acr-Hox gene transcripts are seemingly present in tissues derived from all three germ layers (ectoderm, endoderm and mesoderm).
While the support, advice, and information they provide to caregiver-companions may seemingly present as extra work, the IPCs that we spoke with viewed it as an intervention aimed at minimizing stress, burden, and other negative outcomes for caregiver-companions, the medical tourist, and facility staff.
They heard about two girls who were brought to the studio and seemingly presented to the boys like prizes.
Most of the elaborately introduced plotlines fizzle out (or simply vanish), and the final surprise is the worst kind of twist ending, arrived at arbitrarily and seemingly presented for its shock value.
"WoNPRrstalsong" is a term coined by Brian McLaren.
Deschanel tries to focus on what really matters in her career -- nabbing roles she's passionate about and interested in -- rather than the characteristics she seemingly presents.
He said Americans should not be too "sanctimonious," about passing judgment through the lens of a seemingly safer present.
Perfectly suited to TV's episodic nature, flashbacks bend the rules of television time, creating an instant set of memories and allowing viewers a prison break from TV's seemingly eternal present tense.
The pull between the island's pagan past and it's seemingly Catholic present creates a well-constructed metaphor for teenagers struggling to understand current frictions between religion, politics and pop culture.
The Moon, with only a tenuous atmosphere and no global magnetic field, seemingly should present a relatively simple obstacle to the solar wind flow, with the expected Moon-solar wind interaction dominated by the absorption of plasma at the surface and the formation of a downstream plasma wake.
While an iceberg prominently stands above the water, 90percentt is under the water seemingly not present.
