Sentence examples for apparent will from inspiring English sources

Lewandowski argued in his lawsuit that the apparent "will of the voter" should be respected.

O'Neill, despite being the apparent heir apparent, will not necessarily wait for Olson, 73, to take a permanent leave of absence into retirement.

The Uefa president, Michel Platini, another of Blatter's former allies and heir apparent, will be one of those now considering his options.

But I have hopes that in the next few years the price, as the recovery becomes more apparent, will provide a much greater reward.

The decision means that neither Blatter, the Fifa president for 18 years, nor his one time heir apparent will be able to stage a Lazarus-like return before Friday's extraordinary congress.

Phil Bryant, Mr Barbour's lieutenant governor and heir apparent, will likely defeat Johnny DuPree, the mayor of Hattiesburg and the first black major-party gubernatorial nominee in Mississippi's history.

It is not possible to predict whether this apparent stability will remain or whether it will be influenced by international travel.

As this becomes apparent, there will be national outrage.

"I'm not sure how readily apparent it will be in this show".

For consumers, the first apparent changes will probably be cosmetic ones, analysts said.

While some of the positive benefits were immediately apparent, others will emerge with time".