Sentence examples for apparently communicating from inspiring English sources

In 1848, the young Fox sisters of New York heard a series of tappings, a spirit apparently communicating with them through code, and their story spread quickly.

According to news stories from the time, rescue workers spent more than two weeks trying to rescue the boy and his grandfather after apparently communicating with the boy.

The ICIG reached that conclusion because Meyer was apparently communicating information about the CIA's torture program to Grassley, a lawmaker who was not a member of the Senate committee that has oversight of the CIA, officials familiar with the case said. .

In this process, a facilitator helps move the arm of a patient to a screen or keyboard so that they may apparently communicate – an interaction heralded by believers as a breakthrough, allowing those with severe communication issues to express themselves.

Further, our indwelling organisms apparently communicate constantly with one another, both within individual colonies and also among species.

Another major blunder in the merger agreement also left Hanmi without any recourse after the Southwestern board initially changed its recommendation and apparently communicated this to certain shareholders.

Does his decision to live his entire life — and apparently communicate exclusively — through the small keys of his hand-held media device have tragic and unintended consequences?

They were apparently communicated to the British". As it turns out, the CIA did warn the British, but it also raised objections in the two memos sent to the White House and a phone call to Hadley.

The Libyan government had apparently communicated to Britain that the commercial relationship between the two countries could suffer if al-Megrahi died in prison.

Well, except for those 21percentt of Americans who are apparently still communicating by telegram.

The city was using short-term loans to paper over the problem, and city staff members had — apparently — not communicated the full situation to the council.