Sentence examples for apparent substance from inspiring English sources

They will definitely be missing their best pass rusher, Aldon Smith, who has been given an indefinite leave of absence to seek treatment for an apparent substance abuse problem.

Apparent, substance and true densities, porosity and pore size distributions of dried samples were measured to study the pores formed during the drying processes.

In its apparent transcendence, substance disciplined the immediate, particular self.

Bruno, unpublished), indicating that there is no apparent inhibitory substance produced by wild type bacteria that compromised mutant growth.

And when it became apparent that this substance could stop malaria in its tracks, cinchona became a force in history.

It soon became apparent that the substance, though not the form, of the mandate was still in existence and that complete independence had not been achieved.

The remarkably prolific South Korean director Hong Sang-soo — who's simply one of the best filmmakers in the world, with his intimate romantic stories opening out widely with an apparent simplicity of substance and a spontaneous complexity of form — has two films in Cannes, "The Day After," in competition, and "Claire's Camera" (starring Isabelle Huppert), in a special screening.

By equating networking and friendship, Lederman bridges the apparent divide between substance and appearance -- and reaffirms the importance of authenticity.

Along with this apparent U-turn in substance, the White House launched a charm offensive to win back the allegiance of the Jewish community.

Residents should be able to identify prescription drug abuse and have the skills to communicate with patients about either the lack of benefit from the controlled substance or apparent harm (e.g,, the possible diagnosis of addiction) to controlled substances.

Each creature causally contributes to the occurrence of its own states, and the apparent interaction between distinct substances is due to how the states of distinct substances harmonize with each other.