Sentence examples for seemingly see from inspiring English sources

Crosby, smaller and less physical than Ovechkin, plays a little like Gretzky, with the same ability to anticipate a play and to seemingly see behind his head.

"He was able to seemingly see young talent that was on the verge and feel that they could play now, when the minor league development people, and maybe even the general manager, would think, 'He needs more time,' " said Ray Knight, a Nationals television analyst who played for Johnson with the Mets and coached for him with the Reds.

This is, after all, a man who can regularly "read" the serial numbers off a dollar bill while blindfolded and can seemingly see objects held under his hands, with four layers of surgical tape and a couple of dollar coins taped over his eyes.

You seemingly see, acquire, and participate in something new around every corner".

There's no backstory and no explanation, and the adorableness of the film is undercut by the fact that we can seemingly see the dancer's spinal column through his severed neck.

But lawmakers seemingly see these and other concerns as trivial, and to do so, it becomes necessary for them to distinguish underage victims of sex trafficking from sex workers, to portray the latter group as exposing themselves to danger by choice.

The truly remarkable thing is that Doug Melvin, the Brewers' general manager, seemingly saw this coming.

Many find it hard to believe a man who seemingly sees everything on a soccer field cannot see what is happening at the club.

But as they're just replacements, and not seemingly seen as part of England's T20 future, maybe it makes no difference.

One moment that was caught by the TV cameras but not seemingly seen by the officials was Dembélé's hand thrust into the face of Costa.

One of the Macedonians seemingly sees the border in just as fluid terms as the migrants, and goes to drink from a tap on the Greek side.