Sentence examples for apparent goals from inspiring English sources

"[But] you cannot judge a social movement from its apparent goals," he added.

Unless care is exercised, one of the apparent goals of the Mumbai attack will be achieved, said Moonis Ahmar, a lecturer in international relations at Karachi University.

One of the apparent goals of Borders in offering to buy Barnes & Noble is to get its hands on its rival's superior e-book technology.

It was "if only" time on Thursday night at the Duke on 42nd Street when Ellis Wood and Lisa Race presented new and recent works that came frustratingly close to their apparent goals.

It's significant that Léon Gambetta, the greatest radical parliamentary leader of the era — who escaped from the Prussian siege of Paris in a balloon (really) but remained in exile in Spain throughout the crucial period that followed — never had a good word for the Commune, though its apparent goals were close to his own.

This is still very much a rumor, but it's an interesting one and definitely seems to be in line with Google's apparent goals for the Nexus line.

Another apparent goal is to stand out.

He was referring to Fedotenko's apparent goal that was disallowed Tuesday and Alex Frolov's apparent goal that was disallowed Sunday.

Scott Gomez had an apparent goal on that same power play disallowed.

The apparent goal was to signal renewed vigor amid deepening turmoil in and around the country.

Earlier, they lost an apparent goal on a similar play that was ruled goalie interference.