Sentence examples for seemingly supporting from inspiring English sources

Gates refused to be drawn on one side or the other of the debate, despite seemingly supporting the FBI and then backtracking.

He said: "While seemingly supporting the commitment to end fossil fuel subsidies, the EU and the US are using TTIP to give themselves a get-out clause.

There is some hope, however, with Labor seemingly supporting the Crime Commission's conclusion that law enforcement alone was not the answer.

After seemingly supporting the legislation for months, Beppe Grillo, the former comic who heads the protest party, announced that members of his party could vote their conscience on the bill.

This belief was confirmed by a first round of studies, seemingly disconfirmed by a second round of studies, reconfirmed by a third round of studies, leading to current studies seemingly supporting both conclusions.

What's your way?" Many consumers criticized Dove, which is owned by Unilever, for seemingly supporting people who think moms shouldn't nurse in public.

Seemingly supported by chilling video and the oral testimonies of two witnesses to Tilikum's first attack in 1991, the trainers accuse SeaWorld of cover-ups and misinformation.

This 26-story tower rose atop the earlier three-story Colonnade Building by William Welles Bosworth, seemingly supported by its mammoth, trunklike Ionic columns.

It's a big, complex organ, the brain; there's probably some feature of it that seemingly supports your "concerns", so don't feel restricted.

In his 1995 encyclical Ut unum sint ("That They May Be One"), the pope seemingly supported the emphasis on collegiality voiced at Vatican II, but he also taught that there were limitations to episcopal independence.

It's as good a guess as any, one seemingly supported by how well NBC's archery coverage has been doing with younger female viewers, presumably the fans of the young-adult novels (and movie), whose main character, Katniss Everdeen, is an expert archer.