Sentence examples for seemingly remaining from inspiring English sources

The pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, one of the orchestra's five artistic partners, as it calls them, conducted Karlheinz Stockhausen's "Kontra-Punkte," a work that begins with points of musical color that gradually develop into contrapuntal lines, which in turn dissipate as one player after another drops out while seemingly remaining at the ready.

With both inmates back in custody, investigators will now focus their attention on how two men in neighboring cells could chisel through cinder-block walls without attracting attention and be gone for 20 hours — missing meals and seemingly remaining asleep — before their escape was discovered.

If so, this was an odd way for Mr Kitao to proceed, given the controversy that Livedoor's takeover bid had already generated and the awkward nature of the transaction.Even with Mr Son seemingly remaining in the wings, Japan's media have delighted in the prospect of a battle between the 47-year-old Softbank boss once famed for his aggressive deal-making and Mr Horie, the new kideal-making and

Both were just 15 at the time and their friendship seemingly remained intact.

Exactly why Alomar was not himself in 222 games with the Mets will seemingly remain a mystery.

Indeed, the show's audience has seemingly remained untroubled by Mr. Sheen's off-screen behavior, even as he dominates tabloid headlines.

But in rural provinces, a troubling number also described vicious hate crimes and places where the rules of apartheid seemingly remain unchanged.

When his team was winning and the fans were going daft, "Old Stoneface" would seemingly remain unmoved.You could only survive the many downs in football, he believed, by cultivating calm.

Paracelsus seemingly remained a Catholic to his death; however, it is suspected that his books were placed on the Index Expurgatorius (a catalogue of books from which passages of text considered immoral or against the Catholic religion are removed).

However, slightly more Peruvians seemingly remained outraged at the former president's deadly human rights violations, and Kuczynski was the victor in the razor-close election, taking 50.1 percent of the total vote to 49.9 percent for Fujimori, with a difference of fewer than 40,000 votes out of the more than 17 million cast.

That, Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight says, means the European Central Bank could cut rates in the months ahead: There is nothing alarming in the December Eurozone inflation data and underlying inflationary pressures seemingly remain muted amid extended weakened economic activity and high and rising unemployment.