Sentence examples for apparent gaps from inspiring English sources

Some critics seem put off by apparent gaps and unexplained events in the plot.

Despite the apparent gaps in the prosecution case, Gilfoyle lost two appeals.

Actually, the movie's very subject is in these merely apparent gaps, the explanations for which become utterly logical at the time that they become logical for the characters.

In addition, the interviewer should list specifics to be explored, such as apparent gaps in the applicant's work record, ambiguous or contradictory entries on the application, etc.

His 2004 re-election campaign is no different, as Democrats have pointed to apparent gaps in his service record with the National Guard.

In reviewing the literature, we found apparent gaps on gendered knowledge, preferences, risk taking and access to innovation in land-use decision making.

The apparent gap reflects the differences between schools in the district.

The biggest loser, in terms of the apparent gap between enthusiasm and awards (zero), was "American Hustle".

And that "compounding this confusion" there was an "apparent gap in the legislation regarding the retention of images, and the use of facial recognition software, by the police".

Early on, his art bridged the apparent gap between abstraction and pop art, the sophistication of his paintings revealing the inadequacy of such categorisations.

In epistemology, Continental philosophers during the first quarter of the 20th century were preoccupied with the problem of overcoming the apparent gap between the knower and the known.