Sentence examples for seemingly wonderful from inspiring English sources

Michael Murphy plays apologetic selfishness perfectly as the seemingly wonderful New York husband who, out of the blue, announces he's leaving her.

"Willpower: It's in Your Head" (Sunday Review, Nov. 27) advocates a seemingly wonderful trick: If people are induced to believe that they have unlimited willpower, they can keep doing one task after another without getting fatigued.

(Betty has hired a seemingly wonderful nanny -- Carla -- who takes care of Betty's children when Betty is too overwrought to do so herself, and when Betty is taking care of herself by shopping or horseback riding. She treats Carla well, and she has a great relationship with her childhood maid too).

He's like this seemingly-wonderful retired hairdresser who told Toronto Life: "I love the Fords because they say what they do and they do what they say".

This app is seemingly a wonderful idea, and looks well made.

The crop top queen and Orange County "Real Housewife" seemingly enjoyed a wonderful evening with friends including celebrity hairstylists Justin Andersson and Scott Cunha.

What follows is a wonderful and seemingly unending procession of seafood and fish dishes placed on the table.

After one young mother stammered through a seemingly endless list of wonderful things about her local Sure Start centre, he settled and focussed her with: "So, how old is your baby now?

Ponti's seemingly inexhaustible ingenuity produced wonderful surprises: In the bedrooms, the headboards ("organized walls," he called them) have built-in reading lights, cigarette lighters and ashtrays (he had first seen them on a train).

He rose to his knees seemingly aghast, before one last wonderful attempt to point to his blood-splattered side before remembering himself.

During our week near St .Ives, we visited other wonderful gardens: the seemingly endless bluebell woods at Trevarno, the stunning view of Mount's Bay from Trengwainton, and the island hillside of St .Michaels' Mount.