Sentence examples for which seemingly from inspiring English sources

As might this latest casting call which seemingly confirms Ford will be returning in some capacity.

These were long pantaloons, rather like trousers, which seemingly belies their early reputation for raciness.

/ Obama is No. 1!" — which seemingly owes a debt to the opening measures of the Village People's "Y.M.C.A".

What Mayweather did not do is issue a formal statement, which seemingly would have ended all the fuss.

Yet Ritzenhein is a superb cross-country runner, which seemingly suits him to New York's heaving course.

He listened, then blurted out that which seemingly motivated thousands of others to return to work yesterday.

Another role debut was Darci Kistler's, as the first woman in "Schumann," which seemingly diverges from the plotless norm.

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

The combatants are overseen by a mysterious guild, which seemingly enforces rules of fair combat but may have dishonorable intentions.

The play celebrates a variety of Canadian habits and customs, of which seemingly compulsive niceness is the main focus.

And she flaunts a range of influences, as on "Symphonia IX (My Wait Is U)," which seemingly owes debts to both Bollywood playback singers and Siouxsie Sioux.