Sentence examples for seemingly requisite from inspiring English sources
It doesn't explain the Pokémon-specific candies, which are seemingly requisite for Pokémon to evolve or "Power Up," rather than using experience points gained when battling other Pokémon as in prior games.
In 2005, though Mark McGwire did not take the Fifth, his sullen and vacuous testimony — "I'm not here to talk about the past," he often said — painted him as guilty and he was publicly vilified, to the point that he has twice been denied induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame despite seemingly requisite statistics.
Throughout my pregnancies I have been asked all the seemingly requisite horrifying questions that pour out of well-meaning strangers.
Iranian and American officials are seemingly prepared to make the requisite political investment for diplomacy to succeed.
USA Today's review concluded: "All the familiar action-flick clichés are trotted out: the backstabbing, politically astute subordinate; the seemingly loony but loyal computer expert; the dabs of family loyalty; the requisite happy ending; the utterly unsubtle plugs for the sequel; the big action scenes.... Resist the hype, parents, booksellers and librarians.
The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.
The second requisite is command of direction.
