Sentence examples for seemingly proved from inspiring English sources

Those results seemingly proved enough for the selectors to overlook the weekend result, after which Gladding had admitted she had almost given up on reaching an Olympics.

"Without an Israeli response, which came out later in the day and seemingly proved that the soldiers acted in self-defense, the media were full of one-sided reports based on Al Jazeera," the newspaper stated.

He also seemingly proved two points that Mr. Koizumi's critics say he has never grasped: that determined reformers can fight the system from within and that lasting popularity goes to those who do not compromise on reform.

There were high hopes for Humperdinck - affectionately known as "The Hump" - given his huge global fanbase, but his draw as first to sing in the contest seemingly proved detrimental.

LA CAÑADA — Through past postseasons, the St. Francis High boys' soccer team has seemingly proved there is no comeback too huge to overcome and no amount of magic too confounding to believe.

Chinese President Xi Jinping (who recently consolidated his power for the foreseeable future) seemingly proved in his first meeting with Trump that he could lead him by the nose on North Korea policy and won him over with flattery and pageantry when Trump visited China last November.

His point seemingly proven, the orator yelled out, "what do you think of that," to which "some old farmer cried out, I think the darkey showed a damn sight more sense than the white man".

Just when the Seminoles had seemingly proven themselves as favorites in the A.C.C., Florida State went to Boston College and played miserably, losing to an Eagles team that simply isn't very good.

It was Roy Hattersley who once suggested that one of the problems with the monarchy is that it encourages otherwise intelligent and sensible people to say some very silly things, a point Gray has seemingly proven to great effect.

The right side of America is mad at President Obama because he hugged  Derrick Bell, a law professor who believed we live in a racist country, 22 years ago; the left side of America is mad at Rush Limbaugh for seemingly proving him right.

The right side of America is mad at President Obama because he hugged Derrick Bell, a law professor who believed we live in a racist country, 22 years ago; the left side of America is mad at Rush Limbaugh for seemingly proving him right.