Sentence examples for seemingly utterly from inspiring English sources

The position is not just hypocritical but seemingly utterly illegal.

Marc Maron is pacing the pavement opposite a neighbourhood coffee shop in Los Angeles, engaged in an intense one-sided telephone conversation, seemingly utterly self-absorbed.

Triggered by seemingly random, utterly innocuous events, tantrums are designed to explode without warning and bombard its target--that would be you--with screams, kicks, tears, slobber and, if you're crazy enough to try to stop it, elbows to the eye and knees to the groin.

The food at Brat is both seemingly effortless and utterly lovely.

So unguarded and exuberant are these men, they laugh us into accepting their seemingly infantile and utterly asexual enjoyment of their own bodies.

It has left the dramatic street phase and is now in the seemingly boring but utterly vital phase of deciding who gets to write the rules for the new Egypt.

To Richard Steckel, an Ohio State University economist, that striking pattern raises a seemingly outlandish, but utterly serious question: Could the heavy toll of heart disease in the American South today have been triggered, in part, by the region's rapid rise out poverty since the 1950s?

Weight Watchers International offers a superb case study that demonstrates the way a seemingly trivial innovation utterly transformed how the company's clients asked themselves "Is it worth it?" The company radically simplified the dieter's food selection process by assigning each food item a point value and eliminating the need to tally calories.

That idea of the accidental — how one seemingly random gesture can utterly transform something — comes up frequently.

Like so much we'd already encountered in Japan, sumo turned out to be a mix of the seemingly approachable and the utterly confounding.

From free e-mail accounts and unsecured wireless networks to online programs that can shield Internet addresses and hide data, the opportunities to communicate covertly are utterly available and seemingly endless.