Sentence examples for apparently affirmed from inspiring English sources
At an earlier meeting with the Italian, Litvinenko had apparently affirmed the claim that Prodi was a tool of the Kremlin – he had, for reasons unknown, "decided to say what Scaramella wanted to hear," according to another Russian present at that meeting.
It also ought to be noted that in Matthew 19 Jesus apparently affirmed his disciples' worried claim, "If the relationship of the man with his wife is like this, it is better not to marry".
At 7 his mother took him to see Dvorak, who was apparently skeptical about prodigies but affirmed Schulhoff's talent and sent him on his way with two chocolate bars and a recommendation for a private teacher.
What it meant, apparently, is that so-and-so had affirmed that I do indeed possess the skills that my profile claims I have.
This consent decree is weaker than the one Microsoft had apparently agreed to before a United States Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed the finding of liability against the company last summer.
The Court of Appeals, after noting the conflicting testimony concerning the coercion issue and apparently accepting the State's version of the facts, affirmed the conviction.
The high court heard the case nonetheless, apparently at the insistence of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., but affirmed the lower court's ruling by a 6-2 vote. .
He squares this apparently contradictory circle by affirming that the risk of a sterling crisis is "worth taking" in the present circumstances, though this would only be so if the government can demonstrate "a clear and credible path back to fiscal stability".
Stephen Timms affirmed he would vote against the Bill at Third Reading, suggesting that marriage was about children: at a stroke, apparently annulling the marriages of countless childless couples.
"We do," Dervish affirmed.
