Sentence examples for apparently accurate from inspiring English sources

The crux is a nervy dude called Ulysses who has dire – and apparently accurate – visions of the future.

Mr Woodward has a record of squeezing his high-level contacts for juicy and apparently accurate quotes from meetings.

Now, apparently accurate transcripts of three stories, whose original manuscripts are kept under lock and key in university libraries, have escaped into the world.

That remark and the child's apparently accurate air traffic control protocol and lingo indicate that he was supervised and instructed what to say.

The email – disclosed in unredacted form at the trial – included an apparently accurate account of some of the evidence collected by Caryatid and the suggestion "they are not widening the case to include other NoW people but would do so if they got direct evidence".

In response, Mr. Kerry has switched his emphasis to job quality from jobs lost -- specifically, to the harder to demonstrate but apparently accurate claim that the new jobs pay less, on balance, than the ones that have been lost -- $9,000 a year less, on average, the Kerry camp proclaimed in a press release on Friday.

The machines were apparently quite accurate, and small trebuchets were useful in sweeping parapets of archers and crossbowmen.

Mr. Afremov apparently filed accurate personal and corporate tax returns, but later amended them to hide the kickback payments from his former partner at AGA.

The cooperation is deemed strong and the present method is apparently more accurate than the semi-analytical method and the FEA.

Everything was exorbitantly, exaggeratedly luxe; a five-year-old child's idea of what it's like to be rich, although apparently an accurate one.

Even the autobiographical moments captured in EWS!! and D&C the latter apparently so accurate that a trio of former classmates sued Linklater for defamation are essentially fraudulent, real-life mixtapes with the boring parts stripped out.