Sentence examples for apparent act from inspiring English sources

President Reagan was right to attack Colonel Qaddafi's headquarters after an apparent act of Libyan terrorism.

At Bank of America, Lewis' apparent act of generosity towards Merrill Lynch was being punished by the market.

The long drought and continuing hot weather provided the conditions that enabled this apparent act of arson to explode into an unprecedented conflagration.

Kosovo Serbs staged peaceful protests throughout the province today, although a grenade was thrown at the house of an ethnic Albanian in an apparent act of retaliation.

For the family of a woman burned to death inside an elevator in Brooklyn, the apparent act of generosity could not have come at a better time.

Police in Pennsylvania have launched an investigation following reports that the headstone of Hillary Clinton's father has been knocked over in an apparent act of vandalism.

Even apparent acts of EU generosity are carefully tailored to suit the powerful farming lobby.

The local constituency offices of ALP candidates Asot Michael and Gail Christian were both targeted with what appear to be "Molotov cocktails" in apparent acts of election violence and intimidation, according to Police Commissioner Tom Bennett.

Barrelle said any apparent acts of kindness would have been "all to serve [Monis], not out of care for other people", and about "wanting others to see him in a good light, so that would've been serving the narcissism".

Mrs Nicholson was too distraught to speak at her daughter's funeral at Bristol Cathedral in August, but the bishop made her feelings clear, telling the 1,000 mourners: "There are few human words that can adequately express what we feel about people who indiscriminately carry out apparent acts of senseless violence against innocent civilian populations and, unbelievably, do so in the name of God.

In the wild, chimpanzees engage in apparent acts of kindness such as grooming and sharing food.