Sentence examples for this seemingly makes from inspiring English sources

This seemingly makes him a candidate for the Olympic 4x400-meter relay should South Africa qualify as one of the world's 16 fastest teams.

This "seemingly made it nearly incredible that [the Vinland map] could be a modern forgery".

Last week, Radio 4 gave us a documentary about the seemingly made-for-camera topic of older burlesque dancers.

At this point, the polynomial transformation seemingly makes the reachability problem as complicated as exhaustively enumerating all network topologies.

David Sasson, the chef and a co-owner, is an Israeli, too, which seemingly makes it even more improbable.

What are we to make of the "amoralist"—the rational, strong willed individual who seemingly makes moral judgments, while remaining utterly indifferent?

Defining millennials' attitudes, beliefs and values seemingly makes it easier to understand them and relate to them.

The personality trait neuroticism seemingly makes students more susceptible to medical school stress [ 21], increasing the risk of developing symptoms of depression [ 29].

When Hani Dimian, Egypt's new finance minister, for example, attempted to reassure the chamber that a new tax system would be entirely conventional and possibly modelled on America's, he ran into reasonable objections noting how ludicrous and economically damaging the US tax system has become.All of this would seemingly make Mr Fahmy's efforts fruitless.

Now all of this is seemingly made irrelevant by the fundamental shift in administration thinking on crime and sentencing.

Hall's record (24-1, 23 knockouts) would seemingly make this one of Jones's tougher title defenses.