Sentence examples for seemingly quite from inspiring English sources

Naughton was calm and articulate and seemingly quite able.

Embryology reveals surprising similarities between early embryos of seemingly quite different animals.

Both were obscure figures, seemingly quite unsuited to leadership, strategic vision and policy formation.

Murdoch, seemingly quite suddenly, looks much older than he did even just a few years ago.

My mother had arranged things so that most of the time I was seemingly quite unaware of my condition.

"They were seemingly quite regular objects to be gifted," Govan said, adding that the museum is cooperating with the investigation.

Dressing in bedding, seemingly otherwise unclothed, was apparently quite another: contemptible, an actual evocation of sex itself.

This seemingly unorthodox method to evaluate impacts to a player's head is apparently quite sound.

If anything, it has given disputes a higher political profile, and a forum in which they can be argued over incessantly, but seemingly never quite solved.

The economy is poor and I think there are lots of people who would stop and wonder whether all these incidents of him seemingly spending quite a bit while ordinary South Africans and taking the strain are good for him.

Abergavenny is a neat and tidy town, seemingly doing quite all right for itself, shopping streets quietly bustling with wool shops and opticians, its cottages and houses freshly whitewashed or grey with stone against a backdrop of green from the three hills that loom over the streets.