Sentence examples for apparent sense from inspiring English sources

Mars is not in any apparent sense currently habitable.

Your work has an immediately apparent sense of humor.

There are reasons for their apparent sense of immunity.

Where does this apparent sense of direction come from?

But she holds to them without any apparent sense of irony or inadequacy.

Her apparent sense of entitlement annoyed many, including some said the governor.

But this apparent common sense is wrong: EPO does help altitude-born-and-raised Kenyans.

They could invoke more positive factors than common background and apparent common sense.

Despite the apparent common sense of Pascal's proposition, it rests on what I — as a nonbeliever — consider dubious assumptions.

MPs on all sides welcomed the home secretary's apparent new sense of urgency on the issue.

Contrary to apparent common sense, there is no evidence yet that excluding all children from economic participation would necessarily cause adult wages to rise.