Sentence examples for apparent favorite from inspiring English sources

The apparent favorite in the bidding is Rio de Janeiro, whose mayor-elect, Cesar Maia, has offered $100 million to build at any of a half-dozen sites, ranging from a shabby downtown port area to Fort Copacabana.

They logged their names in the guestbooks of border hotels, like the Paris Hotel, in Kilis, an apparent favorite among Chechen fighters, and the Hotel Istanbul, which was frequented by a peculiar mix of journalists, aid workers, war tourists, and jihadis.

In three of them (1939, 1963 and 2005), the selection was one of the apparent favorites.

She is now, however, an apparent cult favorite, and the pockets of fervent support she finds in the crowd are clearly appreciated.

The 61-year-old has been outspoken recently about an apparent new favorite pastime, however: flyfishing.

Mr. Kennedy's opponent for it is State Attorney General Edward J. McCormack jr., 38, the political heir-apparent and favorite nephew of House Speaker John W. McCormack, who comes from Boston.

Lana's authentic skill is very apparent in my favorite painting above entitled, I Can Show You The World, which emphasizes how her larger than life ideas are materialized.

The underdog with flair and a great deal of personal magnetism beat Ford, the incumbent favorite whose apparent dullness was too hard an obstacle to overcome.

Like: Saddam Hussein adorned one of his holding companies with the name Montana, in apparent homage to a favorite flick that, in another universe altogether, Sean Combs once claimed to have seen 63 times.

This was immediately apparent in some of my favorite appetizers.

Meanwhile, Beltran spoke of Pujols, even though it was apparent he was not his favorite subject.