Sentence examples for apparent faults from inspiring English sources
Without the virtues of its apparent faults, "Mulholland Drive" was no longer what ABC had gambled on nine months earlier.
The higher paradox is that even these movie's apparent faults clashed only to rise to a higher artistic virtue.
(5) No apparent faults have been discovered in the basin.
For all his apparent faults, Donald Trump is nobody's fool.
The Roberts story gets much frillier when retold by Ben Mezrich, the baloney artist whose highly speculative, Peeping Tom version of the Facebook story ("The Accidental Billionaires") became, through no apparent fault of Mr. Mezrich's, the basis for a brilliant, razor-edged movie ("The Social Network").
That compassion for overweight and obese patients often is not quite as deep as it is for those who are sick for other reasons – the "unlucky" ones, for instance, who develop cancer or another disease through no apparent fault of their own.
Studies of the San Andreas Fault near Parkfield, Carrizo Plain (Unsworth et al., 1997, 1999) and Hollister (Bedrosian et al., 2002, 2004) showed apparent fault zone conductors (FZC) with varying electrical properties.
No apparent fault in the aircraft was found, and the British government decided against opening a further public inquiry into the accident.
In one of the other new research studies, scientists described an apparent fault in the immune system that may allow Alzheimer's disease to gain a foothold.
Yet the real estate mogul was unfazed by the apparent fault lines between the two men, claiming that he and Pence were close during the Republican primaries, even though Pence endorsed Trump's primary season rival, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), and campaigned with Cruz in Indiana.
Initial attempts to test this hypothesis in coronin-1A null T cells revealed no apparent fault in the recruitment of PKCθ and the NF-κB signaling complex components Carma1, Bcl10 and IKKβ at the APC contact area (Figures 4 and S6D); with proximal events in TCR signaling also appearing unaltered (Figure 5A).
