Sentence examples for Sort of apparent from inspiring English sources

SARAH GREEN: So I want to just get your take on the sort of apparent paradox we have here.

I remember when he said the government had been unsuccessful with its transport policies, Alastair Campbell called me in and said with real exasperation and a kind of fondness: "But why does he do these things?" I never quite worked out the extent to which Peter thought through that sort of apparent gaffe in which he spoke a truth we all knew.

It's the sort of apparent compromise that could quietly emerge from the fiscal cliff negotiations.

"I think it was sort of apparent he had lost interest in actively participating in Apple," co-founder Wozniak said in an interview.

The fantasy it sells its audience on that six people in their 20s can get together regularly without any sort of apparent planning is a bald-faced lie.

Sometimes going to a doctor for a diagnostic workup can be precarious, with scans that can show all sorts of apparent abnormalities and injuries that are not causing any problems.

Some sorts of apparent disagreement call into question the understanding, sanity, intelligence or sincerity of one's interlocutor, as when some other denies some basic truth of arithmetic.

To characterise the sorts of apparent errors or inconsistencies that commonly emerge in annotation by ANNOVAR and VEP, we investigated cases for which annotations from ANNOVAR and VEP disagree.

Since we have an infinite sequence, this version of the Liar paradox appears to avoid the sort of circularity apparent in the previous examples; however, contradiction still seems to emerge.

The shift towards fewer larger pixels instead of more smaller ones sounds like a good idea, and it mostly is, but there's a sort of fuzziness apparent in some of the One's photos that keeps my support from being full-throated.

In all of these cases just call them manipulation cases—Frankfurt seems committed to the view that such agents act of their own free will and are morally responsible so long as the appropriate psychological mesh is in place, no matter what sort of (merely apparent) freedom and responsibility-undermining history gave way to an agent's having that particular mesh.