風(ふう)に~ way, In a way that suggests, Like ~

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  tai

  Is anyone able to explain the double particle in these two example sentences? From most of the examples, I’m understanding ふうに to be used like an adverb, so to see は right after it confuses me.

  あの態度たいどは、昇進しょうしんを考かんがえているふうに は見みえない。

  I don’t see what the に is doing here. I feel like the に is implying something that isn’t explicitly worded (e.g. すること or something), but in my brain it would make more sense without the に at all.

  兄あにはすぐに嘘うそをつく。僕ぼくはそんなふうに はなりたくない。

  And in this sentence, I don’t see what the は does, since なる follows に naturally. Omitting either に or は in this case makes sense to me, though sounds less natural if using は only.

  -edit-
  After coming across this sentence again, I did a bit more reading and since ふう can be a noun on its own, には could be actin...