Sentence examples for apparently advancing from inspiring English sources
But Trump is apparently advancing the idea that Clinton is secretly out to screw over everyday Americans and revealed this insidious plot when she didn't properly enunciate a "nt".
To prove his theory, and apparently advance his reputation in an overwhelmingly skeptical, unsympathetic professional world, Heyerdahl built the kind of raft that he believed early South American seafarers might have constructed.
The second version of the story, apparently advanced by Wyandot Panther under questioning, was that McCrea was killed by a bullet fired by pursuing Americans.
In Tropheus, premating reproductive isolation between the allopatric red and bluish populations has apparently advanced to a degree that male territory characteristics do no longer have a substantial influence on mate choice.
Apparently, advances in the investigations have been spurred by key emails that the Bush administration has withheld from Congress--claiming executive privilege--and that have now been obtained by DOJ investigators.
At the same time, a stronger posterior domain apparently advances anteriorly.
At this stage in the war, the Germans were advancing apparently unstoppably across the desert towards Egypt, and Cairo was rife with rumours and alarms.
Falluja was surrounded; apparently, the Marines were advancing in armor, getting rocketed, and withdrawing.
He dropped his BB rifle, ran forwards momentarily before apparently encountering another officer advancing from that direction.
Although transcripts similar to SAP98 and SAP116 were found in "advanced" chlorophytes and streptophytes, SAP126 is apparently absent from "advanced" chlorophytes.
More than that, the administration is apparently determined to advance the proposition that dissent is unpatriotic, and has brought General Westmoreland back for this purpose.
