Sentence examples for apparent comeback from inspiring English sources

If Mitt Romney manages to win, it may well be considered an upset of Newt Gingrich's apparent comeback.

If Mr. Romney manages to win, it may well be considered an upset of Mr. Gingrich's apparent comeback.

Let slip the dawgs One nation after all Reprints Related items Bushnomics: A boundless vision, alasSep 9th 2004 George Bush's apparent comeback: Nice ideas; now pay for themSep 9th 2004 The Economist/YouGov pollJul 8th 2004The Time and Gallup polls surveyed likely voters (likely in the opinion of pollsters).

Comedian Louis C.K., who admitted to sexually harassing female comedians, continued his apparent comeback tour Wednesday night at a sold-out show in San Jose, California — opening his set by defending the revelations that he masturbated in front of female comedians.

That influence is reflected in Lloyd's music with a reflective, almost devotional tone that's apparent on comeback albums on ECM (recently reissued in the "Quartets" box set) and his more recent output.

Most apparent counter examples are merely apparent.

All that is missing is the ferocious competitive streak that was so apparent in her comeback victory over the former Wimbledon champion Lindsay Davenport in the semifinals.

Subscription is making a gradual comeback with the apparent success of Dow Jones' dj Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition.

Favre seemed to deliver another signature comeback win with an apparent touchdown strike to Percy Harvin with 48 seconds left — but the play was reviewed and Harvin was ruled to have had one foot out of bounds.

Tender scepticism may be the best response to this latest authorial retirement, given how often such explicit or apparent exits have been followed by comebacks.

In Asturias – where miners in 1934 revolted against a rightwing government before the civil war – thousands of people waving purple balloons chant "remontada", or "comeback", referring to Podemos's apparent upturn in the polls.