Sentence examples for the seeming from inspiring English sources
verb
To appear; to look outwardly; to be perceived as.
Many employees are perplexed by the seeming contradictions.
The brutality, the depravity, the seeming hopelessness... was it credible?
But there's intelligent form within the seeming formlessness.
"I've gotten concerned by the seeming impotence of federal regulatory agencies," Mr. Volcker said.
The seeming reluctance of Greenberg's successors at A.I.G. to listen to him may be understandable.
"I've gotten concerned by the seeming impotence of federal regulatory agencies".
But Ms. Zedlewski said the seeming ordinariness of these families is part of the point.
Even some Democrats are scratching their heads at the seeming detachment from significant matters.
DiPietro said he has sometimes been deflated by the seeming nonstop run of injuries.
He was irritated by the seeming obliviousness of the people around him.
Or the seeming commitments of existential quantification?
