Sentence examples for apparent answer from inspiring English sources

One apparent answer to both aspects, the loose-leaf format, has never been a publishing success.

The apparent answer is that he would were he confident that there will be a leadership election after 2015, but that since he isn't, he won't.

But Boris Strugatsky was celebrated less for his social criticism than for confronting his characters with philosophical quandaries that had no apparent answer.

E!'s "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is the MySpacer's apparent answer to VH1's grand old warhorse, "Behind the Music," which used to offer parables of musical careers gone wrong.

Reel's book circles around the question "Who was Paul Du Chaillu?" and the apparent answer is that Du Chaillu didn't know the answer himself, except on an ad hoc and situational basis.

The clue here is the verbal "To be on the safe side …" Take a hit of Dramamine, keep a firm grip on your arm rests, and follow me: The clue itself has little to do with the apparent answer, JUDGE'S MATTER, which I got by using the Down clues.

The story is moving so fast that no one can predict where the bottom will be, or how long it will fester, though the apparent answers are -- deep, and long.

One of the apparent answers is that the two enzymes are possibly expressed at different levels under certain circumstances.

However, the policy alternatives are not only to give indirect non health benefits the same weight as direct health benefits, or to give them no weight at all; they can be given some but lesser weight than direct health benefits and costs, though there is no apparent principled answer to how much weight these effects should receive in different contexts.

It is increasingly apparent that answers to many issues concerning cellular Ca 2+ signalling will be found by recording local Ca 2+ events – for instance the recently identified Ca 2+ sparklets representing Ca 2+ influx through opening of plasma membrane ion channels.

But for the most part this is rewardingly engaging fare, made all the more likable by Wiig's apparent reluctance to answer the inevitable calls for a perfunctory sequel.