Use of seeming in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include seeming at the start of sentence, seeming at the end of sentence and seeming in the middle of sentence
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seeming in the middle of sentence
- I relapsed into a seeming normality.
- Don't be fooled by her seeming fragility.
- She hesitated, seeming to grope for words.
- Ten years ago now yet seeming so much more.
- She handled the matter with seeming indifference.
- Bear with me while I unravel this seeming oxymoron.
- The cloudbank spread, seeming to soak up the light.
- Despite his seeming deafness, he could hear every word.
- What explains these seeming deficits in teaching quality?
- For all his seeming calmness, he was really very nervous.
- At the risk of seeming rude, I'm afraid I have to leave now.
- Plato would probably have puked at Williams' seeming materialism.
- Such surprise twists and seeming contradictions are typical of the man.
- I wondered about Richard's seeming reluctance to talk about his family.
- The worst reason to launch an attack would be a fear of seeming irresolute.
- He said, with seeming embarrassment, that he would have to cancel the meeting.
- She was full of tension as her eyes searched the group with seeming casualness.
- The kitchen clock croaked and creaked, seeming to match the uneven rhythm of his heart.
- I remember it as horrible, with a smell of cold cabbage seeming to come from the upholstery.
- The second Bush presidency starts with the road team seeming to have the advantage once again.
- I spent hours with that wretched boy evading his questions and seeming more stupid by the minute.
- Wall Street analysts have been highly critical of the company's seeming inability to control costs.
- It is easy enough now to mock the film industry's seeming paranoia about the Film Society screenings.
- While lower on the slope a group of sheep, seeming to sense his presence, bunched together and moved off.
- Physics also tells us that there is a logical answer to the seeming conundrum of the diversity of species.
- He alienated Henry one last time by seeming to offer support to the young king during the rebellion of 1173.
- In looking at childhood photographs, her sullenness, always seeming to be apart, looking rather sour, tense.
- Gleysteen sensed that Park was losing his way, seeming to be uncertain about the wisdom of his own decisions.
- Sometimes the self-absorbed child also shows little interest in his parents, ignoring them or seeming not to focus on them.
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