Sentence examples for seemingly worried from inspiring English sources
Others were wary, seemingly worried of being hurt after repeated broken promises.
You might think that Barack Obama wouldn't be short of a birthday card or two, but the US President is seemingly worried about a shortage this year.
Seemingly worried that the police would find weapons in the van that they planned to use in a robbery, Roberts and an accomplice, John Duddy, opened fire in front of a group of children playing nearby,.
Hers were big and lusty like a soufflé.' 'Yes, because you ate them straight out of the oven, Dad,' explains Stella, seemingly worried that her father's memory of his late wife's quiche is beginning to sound like he had eaten them under the influence of more than homegrown organic lettuce.
She then labors to distance herself from the work in the exhibition, seemingly worried about displaying unfashionable artists without establishing her art world bona fides and without pigeonholing what these painters do as outsider art or acceptable kitsch or a conceptual conceit.
Judge Masipa, seemingly worried, asked if Mr Pistorius was coping.
The last bit has the speaker seemingly worrying about a particular love interest in the sea of terrible prospects, ultimately puffing up his chest to call himself "the man of the land" and positioning himself as a sort of alpha.
The Times story quotes me as seemingly worrying about Cs-137 from SCK-CEN; what I was actually saying is that Cs-137 is a big concern, and in many places it is much less well protected than at SCK-CEN.
So I called up my mum to find out how she seemingly never worried about dying alone.
So I called up my mom to find out how she seemingly never worried about dying alone.
But red berets bearing the logo of Mr Malema's new political party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), have become a must-have fashion accessory of South Africa's upcoming elections.Seemingly worried about the upstart party's popularity among young voters, the ANC has started distributing its own red berets emblazoned with its party logo an attempt to "confuse the enemy", some supporters say.
