Sentence examples similar to truly or seemingly from inspiring English sources

So many horrific events have taken place recently in ISIL-dominated regions of Iraq that it is truly uplifting when an event occurs, no matter how minor or seemingly insignificant, that we can smile at and feel good about.

Welles as Falstaff; Jerry Lewis, in every film; Philip Roth's Portnoy, for that matter (the font of the titles is reminiscent of the one from "Portnoy's Complaint"); and even Charlie Chaplin, as the Little Tramp the humiliation of the noble soul is in the cinema's D.N.A. (that's why grand dramatic cinema is, even when it's truly great, seemingly always one step from self-parody).

Or seemingly so.

Some comparisons are confusing or seemingly contradictory.

Hauser has written a truly fascinating and unexpected book about one of those people who, feeling out of sorts with the world around them, seek other worlds, ancient and mysterious or seemingly scientific and modern, as places of intellectual and, perhaps, emotional escape.

He never threatened to resign or seemingly thought about it.

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Sometimes, however, legislation is contradictory, or seemingly so.

It's truly do-or-die.

Hugo believed in, relished, luxuriated in, contradiction — he thought that we show ourselves most truly when we are seemingly most opposed to our double natures.

But hearing them live is the best way to truly experience how this seemingly simple, single-minded style gets underneath your skin and deep inside your bones.