Sentence examples for which is seemingly from inspiring English sources

Dr. Nadler says such concerns are especially potent when it comes to gastric banding, which is seemingly more benign.

During the war on terrorism, which is "seemingly unending," Mr. Fuller says in a program note, this interpretation is timely.

Since LMIs have a structure which is seemingly much more ridged than convexity there is the hope that a convexity based theory will be less restrictive than LMIs.

These results indicate that the present analysis is accurate, and provides a unified and systematic procedure which is seemingly simpler and more straightforward than the conventional modal analysis.

It is that convergence of yesterday and tomorrow that is driving the new wave of customania, which is seemingly affecting everything money can buy.

Which brings us to "post-critical", which is seemingly our present condition, and to Foster's related coda on performance art and audience involvement.

You want both of those things, which are seemingly opposites, to be vibrating in the same space.

Moreover, many phobias are actually examples of social anxiety, which are seemingly impossible to replicate in a therapeutic context.

— When Mayor Peter Swiderski took office, he vowed to fulfill a campaign promise to do something about the deer, which are seemingly everywhere in this Hudson River village.

Based on morphology, four distinct wasp species can be characterized, which were seemingly able to coexist within a forest floor community exploiting fly hosts associated with vertebrate carrion.

The epitome of this storytelling culture came with the collapse of Kids Company – which was seemingly built solely on good stories with very few facts to back them up.