Sentence examples for apparent pursuit from inspiring English sources

A moment later, a group of officers charged onto a sidewalk in apparent pursuit of a man.

Several people who were asked about Mr. Cohen described prosecutors' apparent pursuit of him as a witch hunt.

He holds this pose for minutes, in apparent pursuit of fitness, and his head flushes the color of a fierce crimson berry.

So the Roosters face an interesting dilemma now: do they chase a half for 2016 or do they continue their apparent pursuit of salary cap space in order to make a play at some big-name free agents in 2017, believed by many to be Sonny Bill Williams and Jarryd Hayne?

Simon Easterby's men were slightly fortunate to be reduced to 14 men for only 10 minutes after prop Samson Lee scraped his studs across the face of Care in apparent pursuit of the ball shortly after the break.

Subsequent biographers have been able to construct a more rounded picture of Edward by using material and sources that were unavailable to Lee. Edward received criticism for his apparent pursuit of self-indulgent pleasure but he received great praise for his affable and kind good manners, and his diplomatic skill.

From inspection of the traces, it is apparent that pursuit was initiated at a latency of about 100 ms. Thereafter, for the sinusoidal motion (Fig. 2A) pursuit velocity matched target velocity with a gain that was close to unity, but with a slight delay.

But despite the apparent mutual interest, the Knicks would most likely drop their pursuit of Stoudemire if James indicated he would sign with them but that he would prefer a different forward.

Trends can be confusing, especially when tradition is eroded in the pursuit of apparent hipness.

McCoy's steely determination was apparent in his relentless pursuit of horseracing's most famous trophy.

The family of celebrated internet activist Aaron Swartz has accused prosecutors and MIT officials of being complicit in his death, blaming the apparent suicide on the pursuit of a young man over "an alleged crime that had no victims".