Sentence examples for and apparently more from inspiring English sources

— includes workshops, panels, art installations and, apparently, "more yoga than you can shake your chakras at".

But Mr. Orban kept growing more nationalistic — and, apparently, more religious.

The sperms are biflagellate and apparently more than one egg of the same gametophyte may be fertilized.

This is the dividing line between the "rebel-held" South and apparently more loyal North in your accompanying map.

With the evolution of lungs in early tetrapods, a new and apparently more efficient circulatory system evolved.

There are some other moves to report, and apparently more pending - unlike a quiet draft day for trades last year.

He stresses the primacy of the most universal cause, which is, therefore, further from its effect with respect to the causes nearer to the effect and hence apparently more important.

He was on heavy medication, so he was no longer screaming and was apparently more comfortable than he looked.

Two Malay historians wrote that "The Japanese hostile acts against the Chinese and their apparently more favourable treatments of the Malays helped to make the Chinese community feel its separate identity more acutely..."....

Some lineages have clearly undergone such shifts more frequently than others and are apparently more adaptable in this respect.

Most situations are complex, and none apparently more so than that of choice of NSAID or coxib for chronic pain.