The Long Goodbye is the sixth Philip Marlowe novel and we find him as a 42-year-old veteran sleuth seemingly searching more for truth and humanity than for criminals.
But you might also say that the process has shifted the article's focus, as editors seemingly have searched for, and added, factual material that backs the Palin vision of Revere's ride.
Lately, however, the barriers seem to have fallen — not because we've learned to replicate human understanding, but because computers can now yield seemingly intelligent results by searching for patterns in huge databases.
By offering readers the seemingly simple challenge of searching for a bespectacled tourist, Handford tricks us into studying the minutiae of his scenes far more closely than perhaps we would otherwise.
I've never seen someone turn that red before," while the song lyrics playing in a "fancy" restaurant seemingly go, "I was searching for reality".
I've spent a lot of time over the past four years traveling throughout America's Southern and Midwestern states searching for seemingly insignificant pieces of funk vinyl and I've learned this much: if you go to a city and take the time to hunt down a bonafide funk musician, you'll find a hole-in-the-wall with the best fried catfish steaks you've ever had in your life.
Seemingly always in transition, always searching for a style of play, Europe's sides are almost always languishing behind.
Deep and genuine connection with another human is seemingly what we all are searching for.
It ran an hourlong special last week, and again this week, raising questions about the government's response to the siege, with footage of Kenyan security agents seemingly looking through mall merchandise while searching for the attackers who stormed the mall and killed more than 60 people.
The Suffolk County police yesterday were searching for robbers in two seemingly unrelated holdups on Long Island on Saturday.
I find myself desperately searching for him in a seemingly never-ending maze of explosions only to arrive at the edge of a cliff, or at the foot of a grave.
