Sentence examples for seemingly that from inspiring English sources

Over the next two decades he defined not only the label's visual identity but seemingly that of an entire generation won over by the lo-fi sounds, eventually classified under "Generation X".

They fear, seemingly, that so soon after the Woolwich murder, such chanting could prompt further Islamophobic attacks, entirely unaware that theirs is an Islamophobic attack and that censoring religious worship would gain the respect of Mao.

The logic is seemingly that political advertising encourages negative attacks, reduces politics to soundbites and superficiality, and increases the political influence of the corporations and vested interests whose money would be needed to fund such advertising.

It would only make sense, then, to ask why so many Americans would want to feel this way: what is it about the nation's society and culture seemingly that necessitates such relief?

To much the same point is what Samuel Taylor Coleridge remembers having learned from his schoolmaster: I learnt from him, that Poetry, even that of the loftiest and, seemingly, that of the wildest odes, had a logic of its own, as severe as that of science; and more difficult, because more subtle, more complex, and dependent on more, and more fugitive causes.

"This is a potentially serious issue for Tumblr because the fashion community is the one community, seemingly, that Tumblr wishes to court above all others," wrote Raman Kia, the head of digital marketing at Starworks Group, which represents luxury brands, on his blog, thesocialwarrior.com.

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That seemingly minuscule offering that edits our story after we have been under towed.

Man 2 (seemingly sincere) "That's brilliant".

UConn has seemingly transferred that success to game days.

"When it goes on seemingly forever, that is when people begin to wear.