Sentence examples for seemingly pretty from inspiring English sources

"I think it's on a lot of people's minds: we live in a seemingly pretty unstable world, with too many people.

The new man steering the Canucks, John Tortorella, got into a shouting match with, seemingly, pretty much everyone on the Edmonton Oilers' coaching staff – most notably with assistant coach Keith Acton.

"This is a hell of a shock, he'd been gigging frequently despite having a life that was quite extreme, and he was certainly in extremely good health, performing concerts and seemingly pretty much at the top of his game," he said.

VICE: Besides the anniversary marker, why probe a crime that's seemingly pretty cut-and-dried?

Which seemingly comes pretty close to meaning what he didn't mean.

Microsoft's seemingly getting pretty offended over the whole "iPad Pro is a computer thing".

Second, as a result of them seemingly being pretty early in the process, everything could change wildly.

The meadows, the chalets, even the cows were pretty, seemingly painted in that soft, putty-grey colour of an architect's front door.

The meaning of the scene hinges on that seemingly artless repetition of "pretty penny".

After years of "chatting," I actually heard her voice: a weathered, pretty thing, seemingly encased in a bygone era, unmarred by modernity.

The meaning of the scene hinges on that seemingly artless repetition of "pretty penny". Is Smith's use of the witness's phrase unconscious and accidental, and therefore an indication of his cluelessness?