Sentence examples for seemingly ready from inspiring English sources

And still seemingly ready to deliver a knockout punch.

Over and over, they struggle their way to the shore, seemingly ready to make a run.

They're smart and ambitious and seemingly ready to consume everything the city has to offer.

They do have charm, with their gnarled, elbowed branches seemingly ready to reach out for a hug.

When Ms. Budd and Ms. Kuehner finally reappeared, they were dressed in sweaters and shorts, seemingly ready for their adventure.

But now, everywhere you turn, you see different actors standing with their toes on red lines, seemingly ready and willing, even itching, to cross them at any moment.

Those norms can be demonstrated empirically, as can the departure from them; thus, his fundamental artistic value system was one that was seemingly ready-made for academic adoption.

In this morally complex movie, seemingly ready-made for an American adaptation (perhaps with Mr. Nolte, who would fit perfectly), Mr. Depardieu and Daniel Auteuil play bitterly feuding officers in a police department that is a rat's nest of politics and corruption.

From a distance of half…"}]} Oscar Wilde, the author of "The Picture of Dorian Gray," "The Importance of Being Earnest," and infinite witticisms seemingly ready-made for Facebook — "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes" — is a revered cultural icon.

He has made a film that, at its frequent best, raises his own celebrity to a political object and transforms that celebrity into a mode of combative yet deeply empathetic practical politics, even turns it into a political weapon of the sort that's seemingly ready-made to combat Trump, whose candidacy, after all, is itself purely a product of the celebrity industry.

With Hillary Clinton seemingly readying to seek the Democratic nod, that throws up the prospect of a potential Bush-Clinton race.