Sentence examples for seemingly renewed from inspiring English sources

With his focus seemingly renewed, he is rarely seen in the locker room in the period open to reporters during the week, usually ducking into the film and weight rooms.

Manchester United go into today's fourth round FA Cup tie against West Ham United with their appetite for domestic cup competitions seemingly renewed after clinching a place in the Worthington Cup final in midweek.

The growing academic interest in comparative research is said to be apparent from the rise of new journals on comparative research (Örücü, 2007, p. 44) and the seemingly renewed debate on methodology in comparative research more generally (Neergaard, Nielsen, & Roseberry, 2011, p. 7).

After all, despite all the rhetoric of "global Britain and Londonn's seemingly renewed willingness to engage in Asia, Tokyo needs to be realistic about the future of the UK's role in Asia.

Yet increasingly, following the path from the more focused rattle of his fabriclive mix (2014) through to the near-ebullience of his recent Crack mix (2016), McAuley is drawing from a seemingly renewed interest in a more straightforward relationship with the dancefloor, and a more direct communication with people.

But he'd always return at dawn, drunk, oddly proud of his rebellion, seemingly endowed with renewed vigor.

Tensions are mounting dangerously in the much-disputed waters of the South China Sea and this meeting was trying to renew seemingly interminable attempts to agree on a "code of conduct" to lower the risk of conflict.

Yet peace came at a high price, as interracial tension was renewed and the Druids had seemingly vanished from the land.

President Reagan, in a move seemingly designed to build congressional support for renewed covert aid to Nicaraguan rebels, warned Thursday that aid to Nicaragua's leftist government from Iran, Libya and the Palestine Liberation Organization represents a "new danger" in the hemisphere.

The one seemingly substantive proposal is a blast from the past: a renewed call for the partial privatization of Social Security, which would divert payroll taxes into personal accounts.

Then starting 2015 with a renewed energy to try and top what has seemingly been the best year of my life so far in pretty much every single way.