Sentence examples for seemingly tireless from inspiring English sources
The strings were vibrant in soaring lines, biting and seemingly tireless in those notorious Bruckner tremolos.
The ruling party, too, fought an excellent campaign, led by its ebullient, seemingly tireless 67-year-old leader, Mr Zuma.
Seemingly tireless, he was known for his elegant, custom-made wardrobe, his oversize eyeglasses and the fact that he repeatedly punctuated interviews with business phone calls.
The elfin, amiable Mr. Terkel was a gifted and seemingly tireless interviewer who elicited provocative insights and colorful, detailed personal histories from a broad mix of people.
Most children love rhyming, and even those who don't will enjoy The Rhyming Rabbit, the new title from the seemingly tireless children's laureate Julia Donaldson.
Not content with having actor, writer, film director, producer, lecturer and poet on his CV, the seemingly tireless James Franco can now add theatre director to the list.
It's a seemingly endless work of tireless imagination.
Aside from the tireless (and seemingly immortal) Horton Foote, no eminent American playwright of the last few decades rivals the staying power and productivity of Mr. Gurney.
A small, seemingly frail woman, she was a tireless cook and gardener: her ten acres were really a small farm.
I just can't wait". Haye's tireless bad-mouthing has seemingly failed to get under Valuev's skin in the exhaustive build-up to the fight at the Arena Nürnberger Versicherung.
Both nights we chose small regional wines uncovered by the burly, tireless Mr. Xiradakis on his weekly rounds, and listed, seemingly artlessly, in a grid-ruled school notebook.
