Sentence examples for seemingly stating that from inspiring English sources

This is despite the fact that a sentence (seemingly) stating that the universe is uncountable is provable in most set-theories.

Several analysts weighed in on Ether's latest price movements, as well as statements made by SEC official William Hinman, in which he seemingly stated that Ether is not a security.

The reason McCain felt it necessary to seemingly state the obvious ― that the United States and Australia are strong allies ― is that Trump reportedly berated Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull during a call Saturday.

The reason McCain felt it necessary to seemingly state the obvious ― that the United States and Australia are strong allies ― is that Trump reportedly berated Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull during a call Saturday.

First, in Honolulu on her way over, she tucked a little bomb inside a seemingly conciliatory speech, stating that the United States's mutual defence treaties with Japan embrace the disputed Senkaku Islands.

At first glance, this mission had seemed like a breeze: a search for "wellness" — that seemingly unimpeachable state that has become as common a come-on in travel circles as "eco-friendly".

Plus antique celestial charts and maps from seemingly every state that existed before 1900.

Trump attacked Hillary Clinton for stating that "Muslims are peaceful and tolerant people," seemingly implying that the statement was false.

Councilman Dave Weaver, in his seemingly pompous way, stated that the wrong people are running the Glendale Rose Float Assn.

In a seemingly strident screen moment he states that he was not ashamed of anything he did in Vietnam.

"Into Africa," by Alex Williams (Aug. 13), states that "the seemingly unambiguous nature of Africa's needs can be unifying".