Sentence examples for apparent offer from inspiring English sources

I was going to point out the absurdity of the Republican attempt to turn the apparent offer of a federal appointment to Joe Sestak into a special-prosecutor-worthy scandal, but Jonathan Chait has already done the job here.

Clinton said she had spoken last night to the Israel prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, following his apparent offer of "confidence-building measures" to encourage the renewal of peace talks.

O'Neill is said to have turned down the opportunity to take over from Grant, despite the apparent offer of a £3m bonus if he kept the club in the Premier League.

He was also cautious in reacting to an apparent offer of amnesty for Qaddafi officials made over the weekend by Mustapha Abdul Jalil, the chairman of the rebel Transitional National Council — another attempt to quickly end the conflict.

By Hendrik Hertzberg May 27, 2010 I was going to point out the absurdity of the Republican attempt to turn the apparent offer of a federal appointment to Joe Sestak into a special-prosecutor-worthy scandal, but Jonathan Chait has already done the job here.

Even after the many books dealing with the Cambridge Five Burgess, Maclean, Blunt, Cairncross, and Philby it is still chilling to read of Guy Burgess's apparent offer to murder a Welsh academic who was capable of exposing him, or to contemplate the volume of secret material turned over to the Soviets.

This Thursday, Mr. Brown, still Mr. Blair's heir apparent, offered peace.

Not only for their fragility, which is hard to see, but for their apparent, paradoxical offer of permanence in a world that looks increasingly unsteady, and for levels of both energy and tranquillity that are rare in modern life.

The apparent progress offered a glimmer of hope after days of increasingly dire news that now includes contaminated food.

The apparent shift offers the United States the chance to improve ties with a resource-rich Southeast Asian nation that after many years of semi-isolation counts neighboring China as its main ally.

"Stanford's financial advisers used the apparent legitimacy offered by U.S. regulation of Stanford's U.S. brokerage subsidiary in order to generate sales" of the certificates of deposit, the S.E.C. said in its filing.