Sentence examples for apparent state from inspiring English sources

The scene nicely symbolizes the apparent state of the Philippine nation at that moment.

After the game, in an apparent state of dismay, he addressed five New York-area reporters.

There is still money to be made in property, whatever the apparent state of the market (Gurpreet Narwan writes).

The health of Dr. Tshabalala-Msimang, 66, became an issue last month after she appeared at government meetings in an apparent state of confusion.

Hanging on a wall opposite the 29-picture display, Mitch Epstein's big color picture of a pretty young woman in a taxi with her head back in an apparent state of exhausted ennui seems to sum it up.

Still on the subject of new schools, a source from Bournemouth has been wondering whether a long-awaited free school, due to open next month, is on track to do so, given the apparent state of its building.

On Wednesday, the United States described apparent state-backed violence against Burma's Rohingya Muslims as "ethnic cleansing". The persecution there follows ethnic cleansing campaigns in recent years, including the Islamic State's killing of Yazidis, an ancient minority sect, in Iraq.

We were convinced a major cause was the extent of government control over industry, because we saw then what the collapse of socialism has now made so apparent: state-owned industries will always perform poorly.

This linearity can be exploited and leads to a simple estimation procedure for the apparent state-dependent rates.

He disappears from City Hall for days at a time, and photos of him wandering about the city in apparent states of inebriation frequently emerge on Twitter.

This study presents a novel investigation of long-term apparent steady state conditions under a prescribed leaching fraction criterion.