Synonym: apparent, ostensible, seeming. Similar words: teeming, seemingly, preeminent, pre-eminent, preeminently, pre-eminently, scheming, ernest hemingway. Meaning: ['sɪːmɪŋ] adj. appearing as such but not necessarily so.
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91. Seeming friends are often more to be dreaded than open enimies.
92. My heartbeat grew calm , almost seeming to stop altogether.
93. Whatever troubles arise, we'll have peace of mind amidst seeming chaos.
94. I still had a misty recollection of a phoenix tree which was swaying its silhouette on a moonlit night seeming to tell the hurry of time and its withered yellow leavers was falling one after another.
95. Let us risk seeming repetitious explanation, in order to drive it home.
96. There are still more who have tasted the bitters by mistaking seeming beauties for happiness.
97. In fact they are often driven by ruthlessly self-interested motives that leave him in a position of seeming weakness and unwillingness to defend not only national but his own political interests.
98. It is no accient, he would claim, that Mitchell's Spitfire, with its Merlin engines and distinctive wings, could help win a war while also seeming wonderful to the eye and ear.
99. Americans'spending on deficit only helped maintain the seeming balance between the consumption and overproduction.
100. Nim's suit had been returned, seeming none the worse for its sojourn on the coal conveyor.
101. Also, some nervous systems randomly fire, causing seeming symptoms of involuntary muscular contraction.
102. And just as this seeming fact of nature disheartened many Libyans, it bred a sense of untouchability in the dictator and his children.
103. The quail were walking around like pullets, seeming all dainty and unseen.
103. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
104. Even the most innocuous - seeming document can be a viral carrier.
105. Chaos is a kind of seeming random, chance or irregular movement, which appears in definiteness system.
106. The little boy moved his hands forward and held up highly two thick candles, seeming to perform a conjuring trick.
107. Progress remained mostly stalled because of the seeming unpredictability of the events.
108. "Aunt, look, my mum asked me send you. " The little boy moved his hands forward and held up highly two thick candles, seeming to perform a conjuring trick.
109. It might compensate in some way for his seeming neglect of her.
110. He came toward Wilson, his tallness all seeming a naked reproach.
111. Urbanization, although seeming to be an irreversible result of population growth, is caused by both gentrification and industrialization in fact.
112. The seeming disorder of calcite highlights the geometric precision of fluorite.
113. And though the citizens of Benghazi cheered McCain, they also said they were baffled at the West's seeming unwillingness to take more aggressive steps to stop Gaddafi's shock troops.
114. She thought what a kind heart was hidden under her visitor's seeming chilliness.
115. All my seeming prosperity wore off, and ended in misery and destruction.
116. The birds peck the berries or the corn, and fly away to the groves where they sit in seeming happiness on the branches, and waste their lives in tuning one unvaried series of sounds.
117. This physiognomy was strangely composed, it began by seeming humble , and ended by seeming severe.
118. No doubt the Supreme Court's due process decisions have their share of seeming inconsistencies.
119. Granted the essay is about confluence of seeming opposites, but poetic license should not obscure important content.
120. Be covering that face seeming to have met before, be fearing to irradiate onlyly in dark.
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