Sentence examples for seemingly uncontrollable from inspiring English sources

Bounty jumping – where men would enlist, take the money, run to another community and then repeat the process – was an uncontrolled and seemingly uncontrollable problem.

Slumped in a post-dictatorial recession and the seemingly uncontrollable terrorist violence of the armed group ETA, most Spaniards reacted with indifference to the coup.

The main difference between the Asian and African communities of 1985 and today is that both have spawned vicious and seemingly uncontrollable gangs.

AFTER DECADES of intolerable coverage gaps and seemingly uncontrollable cost increases, the country's health insurance system is moving toward resolving both issues.

Chief McShane is the Police Department official whose job it is each day to wrestle with the mercurial and seemingly uncontrollable beast that is city traffic.

An unashamed conceptualist, Gander transforms what he calls his seemingly uncontrollable "idea diarrhoea" into multimedia works that are often deeply thought-provoking as well as delightfully daft.

(I have learned that inadvertent giggling and seemingly equally uncontrollable punning seem to be reflexive for many male interviewers, no matter how well-intentioned -- I empathize, it is a tough word for me to say in public still too, though I have had more time to acclimate, as have my editor and publishing team, as "vaginas" fly about the office with no one by now batting an eyelash).

You can't tell who has it -- only that when it happens to someone you love, it marks you as well, because you are hit with the realization of how seemingly random and almost uncontrollable it is.

Many of her large, squarish canvases — the proportions bring to mind early Mac monitors — mimic the squiggly, uncontrollable lines and seemingly miraculous instant color-fills of 1980s graphics programs like MacPaint.

Instead, they impulsively snap leading to uncontrollable violent behaviour, with the immediate objective being to reduce or eliminate the seemingly overwhelming threat facing them (Declercq et al. 2012).

Pawel Pawlikowski – whose film Ida triumphed last year – delivered seemingly improvised tributes to all of this year's directing nominees, referring to Roy Andersson as "an out of control, uncontrollable motherfucking genius".