Sentence examples for seemingly significant from inspiring English sources

Which makes Barrett wonder: Why hasn't this seemingly significant behavior spread across the island?

In this sense many seemingly significant philosophical questions concerning cause become irrelevant to the use of that term in law.

This goal, of course, clashed with the seemingly significant fact that none of the students had carpentry experience.

Nonetheless, his charade fooled the umpire; he was awarded first base, and even though the Yankees ultimately lost, it was a seemingly significant ploy.

I've thus endured nearly three hours of stony-faced men in suits engaging in seemingly significant conversations ("When reason comes up against force, force always wins") while even stonier-faced men from dial-a-bodyguard stand behind them looking sinister, until everyone takes a brief break, just before the end, to shoot each other's women in the stomach.

The phenomenon where our brains find seemingly significant patterns in images or sounds has an actual name: pareidolia.

Rubio shows easy recall of seemingly every significant Dolphins game in recent memory.

The attitude of regional powers will be key in coming months, with western powers seemingly without significant influence on Kabila.

Meanwhile a number of military installations, including an anti-aircraft missile base, have been taken over - seemingly without significant resistance - in the last few days.

Despite having as many as 1,400 employees, the project has been bogged down by the delays, cost increases and design changes that come with seemingly every significant piece of Brazilian infrastructure.

More standard, and seemingly more significant, is the claim often made by those who say they recognize the tragedy of mass shootings and pretend, at least, that they would like to see gun sanity reign in America that the Second Amendment acts as a barrier to anything like the gun laws, passed after mass shootings, that have saved so many lives in Canada and Australia.