Sentence examples for apparent writing from inspiring English sources

A publication bias would likely be an inadvertent systemic problem (i.e., not an explicit policy) whereas the tone of the articles would reflect apparent writing and editorial decisions.

Any shift in tense of an essay that seems unnatural and isn't in keeping with the student's apparent writing style should be something to look into.

'The fact that Facebook imports the entire address book is still not readily apparent," writes vzbv Board Gerd Billen.'".

The uncertainty is not apparent in writing, because each morpheme is written with one character and word boundaries are simply ignored; but it becomes very obvious when Mandarin is written in Hanyu Pinyin, the official alphabetic transcription.

There, it becomes apparent that writing and walking are extremely similar feats, equal parts physical and mental.

No culture gap is apparent: Schubert writes the soundtrack to the seething L.A. night.

Koblin, the apparent catalyst, wrote like an astonished bystander last week about what he called the "fake-news cycle".

The poll "confirmed overnight what had long been apparent," Brinkley writes: "Cronkite was the ultimate reliable source".

"As emotions fade, hangovers subside and time allows for reflection, the true scale of the All Blacks' achievement will soon become apparent," he wrote on Stuff.co.nz.

3.45pm: Somerset are doing what Durham did in the final session yesterday, giving away wickets for no apparent reason, writes Richard Latham at Taunton.

"There is a moment, immediately before life becomes no longer worth living, when the world appears to slow down and all its myriad details suddenly become brightly, achingly apparent," he wrote.