Sentence examples for seemingly seminal from inspiring English sources
"Certainly this isn't the first time we've talked about rape and sexual violence, and time and time again we find ourselves back to where we started," she said of this seemingly seminal moment.
He also wrote numerous books on jazz history and performance, including "Jazz Improvisation," which is considered a seminal work explaining the seemingly indefinable art of spontaneous creativity that is the essence of jazz.
Then, in a case emblematic of the recent Eurozone economic crisis, Assénagon Asset Management v. Irish Bank Resolution Corp., an English court found that the exit consent breached this doctrinal duty, seemingly upending Katz's position as the seminal case on exit consents.
This seminal discovery revealed that the two seemingly unrelated fields of RNA processing and chromatin modification could be tightly integrated in key developmental processes, and was accordingly recognized as the "Breakthrough of the Year" for 2002 (Couzin 2002).
Most of these studies were performed on flat, 2-D culture surfaces where a number of seminal studies have shown that these properties regulate a seemingly endless variety of observable cell responses.
Upon completion, The Obama Paintings will comprise 2,922 paintings, incorporating such seminal events as his first State of the Union address to seemingly mundane activities.
Modest yet seminal, the postcard pieces show the artists' progress from witty nostalgia and seemingly random scrapbooklike arrangements to increasingly striking fusions of form and meaning.
To this day, White's seminal thesis undergirds almost all modern scholarship on why the Judeo-Christian tradition in the West is seemingly at odds with the ecology movement, which was just coming into being in White's era.
