Sentence examples for seemingly understood from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, faced with soaring unemployment and large budget deficits — both the consequences of a severe financial crisis — most advanced-country leaders seemingly understood that the problems had to be tackled in sequence, with an immediate focus on creating jobs combined with a long-run strategy of deficit reduction.

But Mr. Will has seemingly understood the desperate situations from which these kids come, and he determined that there's something un-American about just shipping them off.

Defenders of the argument have maintained, however, that, since both the person making the argument and others describe inner feelings in similar ways and seemingly understand each other, reference to a common language justifies the argument from analogy better than does observation of similarities of bodies and outward behaviour.

It seemingly understands that simply slapping an HP logo onto a product does not guarantee its success.

Head coach Kevin McHale has already drawn rave reviews from players and fellow coaches, and he would seemingly understand how to utilize Howard's gifts given his background as a three-time champion and Hall of Fame power forward.

Hannah Gardner Price strives to be something other than a housewife and mother, and when she meets a man who seemingly understands her dreams she will have to make choices that will change her life forever.  .

I refuse to accept the idea that any God would bestow such precious gifts as our senses and reason, seemingly to understand His creation, and then try to fool us.

The speeches were music to American ears (if not always fully understood) and seemingly justified in their self-congratulation.