Sentence examples for seemingly uncomplicated from inspiring English sources
"seemingly uncomplicated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that on the surface appears to be simple but may be more complex upon further inspection. For example: The process of setting up the new printer seemed to be seemingly uncomplicated at first, but after struggling with it for an hour, we realized it was more complicated than we thought.
When I first heard Björk's music, I was fascinated by her seemingly uncomplicated embrace of technology.
Mr. Kurlansky has assembled a wide spectrum of opinions about the song's seemingly uncomplicated meaning.
Within a seemingly uncomplicated composition Jihei represents a tipsy brothel guest lunging for a courtesan while an attendant averts her eyes.
And that means Publicis must tread gingerly in seemingly uncomplicated areas like staffing levels and office relocations, which could prompt top managers and clients to walk out the door.
Gradually one can be moved by them because their construction -- often head on, seemingly uncomplicated, sometimes as if the images are not really even composed -- comes across as plain, eternal truth.
That has turned the seemingly uncomplicated process of cashing in on gold's surging value into an emotionally fraught experience, bringing new meaning to the notion of a precious metal.
This indicates that a higher proportion of the gallstones that were removed in men might have resulted in a complication, with ensuing inflammation and cholestasis, compared with the seemingly more uncomplicated gallstones that were removed in women.
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That's particularly true when the story leaps back eight years to focus again on Julio and Emilia as, between kisses and other intimate ecstasies, they delight in their tender, seemingly perfect and uncomplicated love.
We have described the impact of a seemingly minor infection, acute uncomplicated cystitis, on the QOL of women.
Three early songs — "Monks and Raisins," "Rain Has Fallen" and "The Secrets of the Old" — were uncomplicated and direct, with seemingly inevitable melodies and untaxing accompaniment.
