Sentence examples for apparent upshot from inspiring English sources
The candle question, for example, has been digested with some regularity over the years (apparent upshot: Aim for soy or beeswax candles, rather than those made of paraffin -- itself a heavy byproduct of oil refining).
Marcus points out that there's always a rational explanation for why Obama is strangely inconspicuous during a given event but, as has been often observed, the apparent upshot is a man unwilling to articulate a moral stance, to stand for anything.
But the upshot is unmistakable.
The relevant upshot is that VDC has an essential motoric component: the apparent stability of an object's eye-relative position in the world depends on the perceiver's ability to integrate incoming retinal signals with extraretinal information concerning the magnitude and direction of impending eye movements.
One might strengthen Bedau's condition by noting that when the existence of such processes is combined with the apparent fact that fundamental physical properties can be specified only approximately by empirical methods, the upshot may well be a kind of unpredictability in principle, at least for any finite, empirical observers.
The upshot is revolutionary.
The upshot was Awakenings.
The upshot of this "ambush"?
